
Assalamualaikum and Hello everyone! It has been a long time I didn’t update my blog, right? Well, I’m quite busy with other assignments, organizations and so on. But, that’s my campus life! My mother told me once that we’ll not feel tired when we enjoyed doing things that we like, and yeah, you’re right, Mama… 🙂
So the reflection for this week, I am going to share about two things. The first one is during the class on last 17th October 2014, which was in the morning of the day that we went to Penang Island for the field trip. The second one is during we were at Penang Island capturing photos and videos.
During the class, Dr Rosseni was not around and the class was conducted by Kak Ana. Kak Ana has invited one of my classmate a.k.a. one of my group member, Faiz, to give explanation regarding the functions in a Digital Single-Lens Reflex (DSLR) camera like Nikon, Canon, and Sony. I also own a DSLR camera (Nikon), therefore I knew a little bit of the functions like aperture, shutter etc. that are commonly used when we take photos. We can either switch the setting into manual or automatic (suitable for beginner user of DSLR). Thanks a lot to Faiz as he has shared his knowledge to everyone in the class.

Now is the time for me to share our moments in Penang Island! We departed from UKM at 11.oopm (17th October 2014), together with Dr Rosseni and his son, Kak Ana, Kak Aieda and Kak Wani. We stopped at about half an hour at the R&R Sungai Perak along the PLUS Lebuhraya Utara-Selatan for a short break. It was raining and all of us were very cold. Finally, after 6 hours of journey, we reached Masjid Negeri Pulau Pinang at 5.00am (18th October 2014) and prayed Subuh here. Before the bus left, I managed to capture a few photos of the mosque.

Masjid Negeri Pulau Pinang (day version)

Masjid Negeri Pulau Pinang (night version)
To be honest, I really fall in love with these two photos. By the way, these photos were actually taken at 6:50am. We left the mosque at 7:00am, and we looked for a restaurant to have our breakfast. And yeah, I ate roti canai with teh tarik. Oh my God, its so tasty (Mamak style)! After we took our breakfast, we went to our first location, which is Masjid Kapitan Keling. We spent about 2 hours here, and here are some photos …




Me, Shira & Faiz

And three of us wore red color shirts which was never intended (hahaha :P). At about 10.30am, we went to the second location, which is St. George’s Church.

St. George’s Church


Me and my group members decided not to take so much photos here as a sign of respect for the house of worship for the Christians. Therefore, we captured a few photos, we just looked around the church. I’m very happy to get this chance to visit a church with my own eyes, and yes, I’m impressed with the architecture. Our third location is Fort Cornwallis or Muzium Perang, which is located at Padang Kota. Here are some photos and video that we managed to capture …



Finally, our fourth and final location is Batu Ferringhi. Oh my God, I don’t remember when was the last time I went to a beach. 5-6 years ago, perhaps? Hahaha. I really love beach. It makes me feel calm by watching this nature of God’s creation. By the time we reached here, its almost 3.00pm and the weather was very hot. But yet, there were still so many people picnic. I guess they came here for vacation. Here are some photos and video that we took under the hot sun …

Batu Ferringhi, Penang

After that, we went to a shopping mall called Gurney Plaza. We prayed Asar and Maghrib and took our dinner here. At about 8.15pm, we left Penang Island and headed back to UKM. Alhamdulillah, we safely arrived UKM at 3.15am (19th October 2014). Everyone were exhausted but we really enjoyed our field trip. What I can say is the trip would be more enjoyable if we make it at least two days. However, I satisfied with all the photos, videos and experiences that I gained from this field trip.
I guess I have share a lot for my Week 6 Reflection. I think that’s all. See you again! 😀