Tuesday, 27 October 2015
Monday, 26 October 2015
Back to Miri - Blue Tears
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Google Map showing the sea beach track we took to the Horse Head. Palm oil plantation can be seen in and around these areas. |
Exactly 6 years later i headed back to Miri. This time I was attracted by the reports of sightings of blue tears seen in this unheard of beach of Tusan.
Domes of a mosque viewed from my room Mega Hotel |
Ships and speedboats pry the Miri River. Shot from hotel window. |
Situated near the new Miri river by-pass to the ocean |
The path going down to the beach to see the blue tears |
A horse drinking water |
Looking up at the neck of the horse underneath |
View from the other side |
The stone 'finger' |
Algae on the stone finger base |
Pretty sand stone |
Layer spanning the chamber |
Horse neck looked from underneath of the 'arch' |
This is the beach we want to come at night to see the Blue Tears if the tide dont get to us first |
Foot meeting sand |
Lumix GH4
The tiny shrimps let off light for a duration of around 100 sec. Looks like they like to ride the wave. Using ISO 3200 4-5 seconds exposure f 2.8 lens |
Imaging taking tripod shots in pitch darkness when the wave is lapping at your feet. Impossible task to steady the tripods. |
FireFly appear from no where making a trail in above image. ( total darkness) |
Torch partially illuminated the sloping passage to the parking slot |
Tg Lubang Beach
Now this looks like a submerged face or horse with a big eye |
A fragile looking exposed end. |
Oops Break off ! |
Some structure is solid. Wont barge this one! |
Fossil of yesteryears! |
Lone bird foraging in the salty sea shore |
Leave it for the p900 2000mm zoom ( see below) |
One of the two jetty showing damaged / missing boards |
Picking up trash in Tg Lubang Beach |
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