This photo was taken while I was on my travel documentary project around Sabah. Kids are sea professional. Their after school past time is catching fish for dinner. Please spend 8 minutes watching this story from my home, Sabah.
After my high school graduation in year 2000, my great selfless mother sent me to Australia for the next 5 years, to study and to experience things I will never forget for the rest of my life.
In 2006, I finally came home. After a few searches and tryouts, I decided to record life through the eyes of my lens. I started recording travels, weddings and life. Then I noticed I have collected so many stories from so many different countries but none from my home, the place where I grow up. I didn't even know what kind of life those who live with me on this land are experiencing.
John Lynch in his documentary 'Abroad' asked 'When does a tourist become a traveler?' I then started to put together some puzzles. After having generated a direction of recording stories through traveling, I gave my little project a little name, 'Let's Start From Home'.
About a month ago, I started my first journey with 2 great assistants heading to the north of Borneo. It was amazing, how those who live with us on the same land, has so different point of view towards life from ours.
This is my first story on this land that I care. I hope you can spare me your valuable 8 minutes, to remember faces of those young kids. Because they will be sacrificed by the greedy world and before they even notice, they will have nowhere to go, no home to return. Can somebody help them?
Japan Camera Hunter 很常在做這件事情,那天心血來潮決定跟跟風,看看自己能拍到幾個!就叫我的“第n個包包“。
第一個包包,Stephennie 楊。
He/She does it a lot, over 300 of pictures of them! I am trying to see how many I can shoot this kind of pictures inspired by the Japan Camera Hunter! Let's call mine 'nth Bag Stalked'.
There are so much in this world worth remembering, so much that it is impossible for me alone to capture them all. People may not allow me to as well. So the best way to to share. To share the joy of capturing, to share the value of pictures from today 10 years later and to share the opportunity of self improvement. That way, I get to see more through your hands, more love, more moments and more everlasting stories.
4.The person who threw our fellow Malaysian off the window cannot get arrested because if he does,
he will reveal who bombed the Mongolian lady into pieces.
5.The person who bombed the Mongolian lady into pieces cannot get caught because he is does, he will reveal the person who stole fellow Malaysians’ money through buying a faulty submarine.
6.The person who bought the faulty submarine cannot get arrested because if he does, he will
And above all these, our Prime Minister is caught using our money to polish his already ruined image through UK Channel.
In a company, if you are caught using company fund for own purpose, you are to be sacked and reported to the police for further investigation.
In a school, if you are caught using class fund for own purpose, you are to be punished by the discipline master and parents are to meet with the headmaster.
Our prime minister though, is sitting there, safe and sound after what he has done.
To me, this is a chain of dirty activities, like the drain at your backyard. Cleaning one part does not correct the situation. Clean it all up is the solution.
You might wonder why the government is still ruling. They give local identity card to immigrants provided they vote for them. They cash out 500 to many to earn votes and stopped the monthly support on old folks in order to get the money to do it. They are buying their votes, and integrity of those who are bought.
I am not here to cause illegal riots or activities. I am just telling you what I tell myself. What do I tell myself? I say ‘Change the government, change our leader’.
Hi, I am Skyler. I am 100% Malaysian Chinese who belongs nowhere else but here in Malaysia. Today, I stand firm and proud, telling the world, and myself, ‘Change the Government, change our leader, change it all. Then, we can save Malaysia, our home’.