Gunung Mulu NP Photo

Photographer’s Note

A late afternoon view of Gunung Mulu, looking towards the east. Gunung Mulu is the 2nd peak from the right and this view was taken from a hill, overlooking the Royal Mulu Resort.

Usually by this time, you could see millions of bats,in snakelike flying formation, swarming above the forest canopies or among the sandstone cliff yonder.

You could see a little part of the Mulu airstrip, which is on the left. Few things which might interest you to come for a vacation here.

1. 480m long canopy walk.
2. Mulu Show Caves Caves - Wind, Clearwater, Lang & Deer.
3. Sarawak Chamber - A cave so big, you could squeeze 14 football fields inside, with room to spare.

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gaby (19793) 2005-07-26 2:31

Hi Rabani - fantastic light - it's a little irreal - I like people on the first plan -
Thanks
Gaby

softflower (0) 2005-07-26 2:38

La lumière de cette photo est magnifique.
Bravo !
Nico.

billabongx (1561) 2005-07-26 2:52

Hi Rabani,

the sky is amazing!!! wonderful colors and the POV with the people is great!

great shot!!!
byebye
daniele

Furachan (0) 2005-07-26 3:26

Beautiful, almost mystial shot - nice picku-up of the brightly corlored clothes in the foreground, all staring at the light source beyond the mountains. Good work! Francis

jiekuan (330) 2005-07-26 8:44

Very good ligthing and color. Bani, your picture always full of very nice color.

What technique do you use to produce such a nice color -From the yellowish orange sky to bright red shirt on ppl on the first plane!

nwoehnl (118) 2005-07-26 14:57

Wow, what an amazing light setting, no wonder that the folks are standing there looking in awe. Good work with the contrast and interesting effect with the flash on the clothes of some of the folks in the foreground. Nice catch, Bani.

kclai (2267) 2005-07-27 2:52

Hi Rabani
Such a pleasant and beautiful place to rest after a long hike and witnessing the wonder of mothers nature.
You got a good exposure, giving the color of the sky vividly and the spectators' outstanding.
Well done, Rabani.
Eric Lai

klyee75 (774) 2005-08-23 1:20