The Sunrise at Teluk Cempedak...

We were in Kuantan for a short holiday. As usual I always take the time to watch the sunrise at Teluk Cempedak; a beach that I call my own. I grew up playing on that sandy beach from the age of seven years old and I felt in love with the sea. So going to that beach is a ritual that I never missed to do whenever I am in Kuantan. Early that Saturday morning of September 3, 2016 I woke early and with my nephew driving we left for the beach at around 6.30am. According to the data I had the sun would rise at Teluk Cempedak at 7.01am that morning. When we arrived at the beach there were already others there waiting for the sun to rise. I had brought my latest camera the Canon EOS M10 with me. It is a Mirrorless camera, the new new generation of the DSLR. It is much smaller than the DSLR and have interchangeable lens. As soon as I got there I walk along the beach and enjoy the freshness of the morning air. Yonder at the horizon I could see some light as the the sun makes it appearance above the water line of the blue see. It as mesmerizing as it usual is and I love watching the scene as the sun creep it way up and shows its glory at the beginning of every new day here. I aim the camera and took as many snaps as possible with the new camera. Above are some images that I took that early morning and sharing it here for all to enjoy as much as I had enjoyed taking that photos.

Have a nice day folks.

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Unknown said…

Thank you for sharing the sunrise picture its awesome!!!!

September 15, 2016 at 1:36 AM

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