Photography

Sunrise over Jakarta, again a little help by photoshop .

This sunset scene, a little help by photoshop .

A parade of old bike (ontel), the suit are also retro style . Another stock photos.

This one of my stock photos that I like. A unique modern bike.

This traditional vehicle is called delman or andong, in English horse-drawn carriage , I wanna say chariot but it would be battle carriage.

This is what happen to Jakarta when the rain come in hard, flood every where .

This is Mall scene in the morning, not much of activity .

bike to work. .

this photo was taken in rasuna said road.

  Bogor Botanical garden, lake view. a lot of tree, a lot of water.. my national geographic art in my stock photos.

I took this picture with samsung ES15 at Bogor botanical garden. just another my national geographic art and my stock photos.

Cloud over the Botanical Garden Bogor, when i look up in the sky.. i saw this awesome view..so i took the shoot.

This boy likes to go around the Bogor Botanical Garden with his father's bicycle. Just took it last saturday, with my samsung ES15 pocket camera.

With my cellphone camera, and with photoshop help .

Another picture taken with my cellular phone camera . Then i edited with photoshop . i kind a like it.. hehehe..this is my national geographic art.

senayan park. i took this picture with cellularphone camera, nokia N 70. It's not automatically turn out like this you know. i have to edited first with photoshop cs3. this is my national geographic art .

Winner in the nature category: Shrimp in Sponge. William Goodwin, US. This peppermint shrimp is spending the day in a branching vase sponge about 75ft deep in Bonaire's Margate Bay. Lighting was achieved with an HID torch shining on the outside of the sponge. The photographer, working upside down, had to approach as close as possible without touching or disturbing the shrimp or the sponge Photograph: William Goodwin

This is rock art depictions of cattle, camels, and people in the Sahara region of Chad as evidence that humans and animals once occupied this area. This was taken by national geographic phtographer. At the time rock art was done—from the fifth to the second millennium B.C.—the area was an open savanna, which supported the animals represented in the rock art.