CC: It really is!

CC: So do I! Absolutely amazing! Thank you.

CC: Thank you!

CC: Thank you!

CC: No I’m not living on a volcano, it’s just a place I go quite often, situated in the city fringe.

CC: Thanks huei, it was a grand view.

but ur pic really capture the mood beautiful: from that warm orange glow of light pouring through the clouds and the darkness in the foreground. if only i can capture such serenity.

CC: Thank you! You should try doing that, it’s very therapeutic.
I’m sure you can capture such scene too.

CC: Thanks. Nature has that magical spell on everyone. Mountain or not we can all see the beauty of mother nature if we pay attention, right?!

CC: Me too, the blend of orange into navy blue is so mesmerising.

CC: It does, doesn’t it!

CC: Well, can’t help that!

CC: Thanks!

CC: Thank you! I like it too.

CC: Thank you. You’re right about that, sunsets and sunrises always signify hope.

CC: It’s great isn’t it, the feeling of freedom and serenity.

CC: Thank you! I have taken a lot of sunset photos lately, perhaps time for a change.

CC: Thanks, I was totally captivated by the silhouette of the tree in that moment.

CC: Thanks! I think mountains are all beautiful in their own ways.

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CC: Thanks Eric! Appreciate your kind words. I’ll check that out!

CC: I find both places relaxing but in different way. Mountains has a more mystical feeling to it and beaches are relaxing in a care-free way, if you know what i mean.

CC: Thanks! You can do it too, just explore around and snap away, you never know what’s going to come up! If you don’t mind, I’d like to keep my profession under wrap for now, gotta remain a little anonymity!

if ever i become an author, you’ll be my official photographer

CC: Oh, I’m so flattered! Thanks for the vote of trust Jeremy. Now, you go write a book!

CC: I’d love to visit Mt Kinabalu one day, such a mystical place!

Thanks for sharing your photos~ It is really a nice shot!

CC: Well, you can drive up there then! Haha. Thank you!

CC: I did captured a few with cows but I prefer this one as I was very captivated by the silhouette of the tree. Now, it would have been perfect if those cows are under the tree huh! Well, isn’t that life? We have to see through the imperfection and learn to embrace the beauty. Thanks for your feedback, appreciate it!

CC: No, I’m far from it. Just an amateur snapping away! Thanks for your compliment!

CC: I’m a thief! I steal nature’s images! I think mother nature won’t mind.

CC: Not really hiking, we drove all the way up, my husband’s toe is fractured, so can’t hike for now.

CC: Thank you! Glad it helps you too!

CC: You should go on top of one from time to time, to break away from that hectic city life.

CC: Yes, all is left behind when I’m on top of a mountain, feel so free and calm.

CC: I was mostly captivated by the silhouette of the tree when I captured it. Came out pretty good. One of my favourites.

CC: No, i haven’t had a chance to go to east Malaysia before. Would love to go there in the near future!

CC: Yea the tree was chopped off in 2000. Why don’t you like beaches? It’s a very relaxing too!

Foooolsss!!

I am so upset by this. That’s like national heritage right? Bastards. God, I am so upset. =(

CC: Yea they attacked the poor tree a few times and it has to be chopped off at the end because it was collapsing. Such a shame! It’s about 130 year-old tree I think. I’m very upset too as I didn’t get a chance to see the tree before they chopped it off!

I love going on top of the mountain and enjoy the scenery there. It’s just awesome…

CC: I’m not qualified to be si fu, there’s plenty of better photographers out there! But we can share our opinions and knowledge!

CC: That’s such a beautiful moment. It’s magical moment like this that makes us realise there’s no barrier and differences between people. Thanks for sharing.

How true. Half full, or half empty, it’s a state of mind.

Great picture btw.

CC: Yup, it’s all about perspective. Thanks!

CC: Thank you!

We went up there at night. It was damn cold. You ever been there?

CC: Yes I live in NZ now. Yes, One Tree Hill is another volcanic peak in Auckland, it’s located in Cornwall Park. It’s very windy up there all year round, but somehow I find it thrilling to freeze my butt off up there. Haha.
Well, now it’s no tree hill now, haha. The hundred-year-old tree stood next to the obelisk is chopped down in 2000. You can read about its tragic demise here. Now just the lonely obelisk left.

CC: It’s in Auckland, in well, Mt Eden (the suburb is named after the mountain too!), very near to the city central. You can read more about it here.

CC: I will try! It’s hard to wake up early in the weekend. Haha…
Yes, it’s very relaxing to be in nature.

每天都带着期待上来看看
享受你的字语你的照片
感受你的感受
我们很远也很近
爱你

CC: 最近比較常去。喜歡那里的空气。
想念你。

CC: Yea, I love being on a mountain, seeing the the sky turning dark. So relaxing.

CC: Thanks for dropping by ai-ling!