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Dusk

I was sitting at the balcony outside my room, while looking at the orange color sky. The most comfortable time for me is during the dusk, after a day of hard work this is the best time to relax and clear my mind.


Shooting at the soft ray of sunlight


what a nice evening.


See you tomorrow Mr Sun


Going Home...
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What's the best time of your day?
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geovanni said…
same with yours... dusk.

it's a sign where one can actually go home and rest... and also sign that, haizz.... day flies so fast...
Thursday, February 16, 2006 at 10:31:00 PM GMT+8
cooknengr said…
Kiddo, 1st pic is very very good. It tells a story. The flare ring and the setting sun positioned at the pole, right on top of the roof and at the edge of tree, seems like the spot is reserved for the sun. Right after a drizzle, slight reflection from the wet road, uncle next door coming back from work, slowly driving to avoid playing children on the street....I can almost hear Aunty cooking, wok's sizzling sound and aroma of frying 小白鯧魚, kids yelling with joy " 爸爸回來了".Excellent compostion.
Thursday, February 16, 2006 at 11:08:00 PM GMT+8
Anonymous said…
Remind me of the song by Rie Fu:

We'll rowling in a boat of faith.
The wave keeps on coming and we can't escape.
If we ever get lose on our way, the wave will help guide us through another day.
Friday, February 17, 2006 at 9:50:00 AM GMT+8
Fish Fish said…
Juan Niao Gui Chao. ^_^

Hey, where is the place you are staying in the 1st pic, it looks very familiar to me. :P Ok, kuching housing mostly look like this I know.
Friday, February 17, 2006 at 11:20:00 AM GMT+8
Chen said…
nice pict.

I will say the best time of my day is dusk as well...
Friday, February 17, 2006 at 12:01:00 PM GMT+8
Anonymous said…
Enjoy your "Going Home" theme.

Jungleman
Friday, February 17, 2006 at 12:09:00 PM GMT+8
Anonymous said…
OK, I-know, I-know, it’s supposed to be “Dusk”, but it is actually more like “Going Home”.

It is not just us but many other creatures are going home too. (Are those crows?)

It is lot more romantic and meaningful I thought, otherwise dusk is simply dusk with the rich hues. “Going Home” is different things for different people: it is the smell of the kitchen and the sounds on the street for Ta-Ker from the childhood memory he left behind in the land of jungles, and is the beginning of another family/drinking hours at the end of yet another “colorful” workday for you.

Jungleman
Friday, February 17, 2006 at 1:04:00 PM GMT+8
Wilson Chin said…
geovanni - I know a friends her idea time of the the is during the dawn where she can get all the peace and quiet. *sign* ya day sure flies fast...

e - Thanks. That is what actually happen that evening. Drizzle, wet road, people coming back from work. Nice analysis Eddie :)
During my childhood time Mom will do the cooking at evening, while my brother and I wait for father to come home from work, and yelling with joy "pa pa, papa" ...

anonymous - I have seen her photo before (if we're talking at the same person), she's prety. But her song never heart before. Thanks for the info.

fish fish - Ya, all the birdies are going back home after finish eatting all the worms. The place I stay, will tell you when we meet next time.

chen - same same :)

Jungleman - Thanks, glad u like it. is a combination of both actually, the creatures are birdies flying back to their nets (i think). As always picture paints a thousand words
Friday, February 17, 2006 at 1:41:00 PM GMT+8
Anonymous said…
i like the second pic, can be interpreted both ways... either the sun is setting and night is approaching, or the sun is just slowly rising over the horizon.

Didnt know cooknengr so "Shi Qing Hua Yi", hehe.
My favourite time of the day is morning, surprisingly :)
Friday, February 17, 2006 at 2:49:00 PM GMT+8
Wilson Chin said…
miracle8 - Morning...then u have to wake up very eary oh...
Sunday, February 19, 2006 at 2:30:00 AM GMT+8
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