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Mangasok parai at Telupid

Telupid - mindahu hilo dumo
Mindahu - Olympus E1 + 12-60mm

'Mangasok': [proun] ma. nga. sok [/proun] is process to grow the 'padi huma', first by using a stick to make a small hole for the seeds. Padi huma will grow within few weeks without the need to worry about water and just rely on the rain.

Telupid - mangasok parai (padi huma)
Blue sky with E1 + 12-60mm, edited on the lower left because of out of focus object.

How to get blue sky?
Olympus E1 + 12-60mm

In my photography style, I tend to take  photo with slightly underexposed but that actually add more noise. In the post processing, I will just increase the highlight carefully to lessen the effect of the noise.
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The original photo of the above processed photo which the sky was already blue, then only done an auto level and contrast in post processing.

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Ladies taking a break.. time to eat some 'sirih' called 'meginggat' in Dusun language - Olympus E1 + 12-60mm

Resmi Padi Huma - Telupid
So at least five months from now, the paddy will ready to be harvested.

Spider web - morning dew
The mist in the morning at Telupid make this spider web even beautiful with morning dew - Olympus E1 + 12-60mm

Telupid - smiling cloud?
Another nature comes at noon here, the dancing and smiling cloud.. - Samsung S760

Telupid - cloud formation
its like the cloud or a spirit come out from the house.. Olympus E1+12-60mm
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  1. Ugou10:45 AM

    Yoho nga alaid no awu minongoi pangasok. Biarpun tidak jauh dari Sandakan tapi osusa oku noh kanu do cuti. Kesian no tamaku sengulun noh do mangasok.

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  2. Zampeada10:15 AM

    cantik lah gambar awan2 tuh... nipis2 cam kapas.

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  3. Brunei@Large10:58 PM

    bro..do u pp the pix? or all out of camera?..

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  4. SAM9:19 AM

    AAR: Thanks for the inquiry. All photos taken with Olympus 12-60mm lens and attached CPL. I've done a minimal post processing using Photoshop to auto level, contrast and sharpening.

    Tq

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