There are always two people in every picture: the photographer and the viewer. – Ansel Adams
Daddy’s Little Girl
Halloween 2009
That angelic face had a booger sticking on one nostril and food smudges around the mouth! Good thing I learned (accidentally, actually) how to use the healing tool in Photoshop, and cleaned up the face a bit!
It’s a steep learning curve when it comes to taking photographs of people and making them look nice in the process. My kids are ready models so, I should do this kind of photography more often!
Halloween Cotton Candy
Galt, California 2009
Halloween Kid
Galt, California 2009
Halloween Clown
Galt, California 2009
Halloween Princess
Galt, California 2009
I wished I had arrived early at the Harvest Festival yesterday. There would have more daylight and I would have had plenty of time for taking pictures. There were so many interesting faces and costumes at the festivities yesterday. Maybe next year, I’ll remember to go earlier!
Little Stream
Bekenu, Malaysia
I took this picture with my little point and shoot. I like my Fujifilm Finepix F10 and I carry it every where in my handbag. It takes very good pictures.
This stream snakes around my father’s little farm house in Bekenu, Miri. It usually overflows its banks when there’s continuous heavy rain and fish from the river would end up in a little pond next to the farm house when that happens. Unfortunately, poachers usually help themselves to the fish, as well as the fruit on the trees on the farm.
A Ceiling and its Reflection
Academy of Sciences, San Francisco 2009
I am always fascinated by reflections and this ceiling, in a restaurant at the Academy of Sciences in Francisco, provided me with the reflection that I am always looking out for when I photograph things.
Strange and unusual looking structures also fascinate me. 
A Bug on a Daisy
Galt, California 2009
Another Butterfly
Academy of Sciences, San Francisco 2009
A Dew Covered Ladybird
Galt, California 2009
Bugs, especially ladybirds, and flowers are some of my more favorite subjects.
You will see a lot of them on this blog as time goes along!