Sabah
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A beautiful sky as the sun slowly sets over the South China Sea, Sabah, Borneo. And would you believe that I haven’t done anything to this photo – no filters, no photoshopping, no nothing!
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Looking to Mt Kinabalu – covered by cloud, this Memorial is located in Kundasang, Ranau, about 108 km from Kota Kinabalu. The Memorial takes the form of a walled garden and it was built to honour all those killed in the death march of the Second World War. The death march was ordered by the Japanese in January 1945. 2500 prisoners-of-war (1800 Australian and 700 British soldiers) marched from Sandakan to Ranau, a distance of 240 km. Only six survived the terrible trek across mountainous and forested terrain.
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This unusual silver leaf monkey was an albino. These monkeys are usually grey. We saw him in Sabah, Borneo
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Orangutans – Sabah State. Borneo – Malaysia
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Part of the Memorial Park, Sandakan Sabah/Borneo, established in memoriam of over 2000 Australian and British POW’s who died while in captivity during WW2. Only 6 survived the notorious Sandakan death marches. This is on the site of the actual POW camp and is now well maintained with great dignity by the local people of Sabah. / This silohette panel is part of the “Lest We Forget” window panels in the pavillion. Behind the “cut-out” of the flower was tropical foliage, of which has been adjusted for colour, hue, and saturation in PS.
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A school of jacks circle at 45m of Layang Layang Island, Sabah, Borneo. This image was a semifnalist in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2008
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What a beautiful evening sky in Sabah, Borneo. And would you believe that I haven’t done anything to this photo – no filters, no photoshopping, nothing!
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This little frog actually jumped onto me when we were staying in a longhouse with the Rungus Tribe in Sabah, Borneo
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Rafflesia Arnoldii is a member of the genus Rafflesia. It is noted for producing the largest individual flower on earth. (There are some plants with larger flowering organs, the Titan Arum and Talipot palm, but these are technically clusters of many flowers.) It occurs only in the rainforests of Sumatra and Borneo in the Indonesia Archipelago. / These plants/flowers are considered endangered due to habitat destruction / forest clearing.
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A beautiful tea setting at the wonderful colonial English Tea Garden located at Sandakan, Sabah/Borneo
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Sandakan, Sabah/Borneo – late into the evening the local cab drivers discuss the issues of their world. Just using the light from the cafe and moonlight with ASA1600 – hence the grain within the pic, camera held against a window frame to stop movement with a 1/20 sec exposure.
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At the fish market wharf, Sandakan Sabah/Borneo
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A chess game being played out on the streets of Kota Kinabalu – Sabah/Borneo
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Pictures of Sabah & Sarawak taken on my travels in May 2008
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Watch this proboscis monkey go! Aren’t they amazing? They live in Borneo and can swim, as they have amazing webbed back feet
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We visited a rural village in Borneo, which specialised in making honey and selling it. This little boy shyly showed me his pet grasshopper. He was both curious to interact with us and wary at the same time. The village also sold locally made gongs, which are traditional in Sabah, this part of Borneo.
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Sunset at the Gamera river wetlands near Papar (Sabah), Malaysia.
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Sandakan Harbour, Sabah Borneo. A boy is tying up the fishing boat to the local fishmarket wharf.
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Orang Utans at the Sepilok rehabilitation sanctuary in Sabah / Borneo. / The Orangs are endangered through habitat destruction from both logging of old growth forests (both legal and illegal) and the incredibly fast expansion of oil palm plantations. Orangs who find their way to the rehab centres are often injured in an attempt to drive them away from new plantings of oil palm. / Best viewed large.
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A lone fisherman on the South China Sea, west coast of Sabah/Borneo. The day before was quite choppy, but this day provided beautiful calm waters for the small craft.
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The lone fisherman on the South China Sea – west coast of Sabah/Borneo – utilising selective colour
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Borneo fishermen gambling their wages on the wharf at the end of the day. Nearly oblivious to anything else…including a photographer, these guys are just keen to have a chance to win back their losses.
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A family working hard to make a simple living – sewing and repairing old clothes on the side of the road in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah/Borneo. Note the well balanced cigarette.
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Early morning, south east of Asia’s highest mountain, Mt Kinabalu located in Sabah/Borneo. The village of Kundasang is just coming to life. Within a few more hours the clouds will be covering the summit until the next morning. / 3 frames “stitched” together
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