Gunung Ledang photo ops

acroamatic · 1st July 2004

Does anyone who has been to Gunung Ledang (Mt Ophir) have suggestions about the photo opportunities there?

doraemon7 · 2nd July 2004

Suppose to see nice scenery, but when reach the top, was cover by cloud, could not see a thing.
Could not wait longer, must rush down before dark.
Most of the time was in the jungle.
The only thing that amused me was the ants are the size of sim card.

acroamatic · 2nd July 2004

Wah, that bad ah? Anyone else want to weigh in with their suggestions?

drebel · 2nd July 2004

waterfall... they have nice ones over there..

remember to pack your tripod and neutral density filters

zekai · 2nd July 2004

been up there 3 times.

hope for a clear sky to be ablr to shoot up at the top.

Caussway · 2nd July 2004

Been there 5 years ago. Very cloudy and humid during rainy days. Prepare water proof bags / wrappings for your gears, and travel light.

bsplenden · 2nd July 2004

Was there a few years back, as i was with ncc, it was quite a fast trip. Climb real fast. But most of the time, you won't hav much time to take photos as u will rather keep ur hands free... unless u r able to stay at a spot to take ur shots for some time. bring ur marcro lens along, got big and thick white millipedes, and as mentioned before, big ants the size of sim cards, and of cos, snakes. but the ranger leading us took out his parang and killed the snake and throw into the bush. within like, 5sec?

anyway, the peak nth much to take lah... most pics taken along the way. the waterfall will be nice.

and most importantly, bring along waterproof bags for ur cam... i was there and it rained during the nite. all the tents leak water one...

1st July 2004	#1
acroamatic Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Bishan Posts: 450	Gunung Ledang photo ops Does anyone who has been to Gunung Ledang (Mt Ophir) have suggestions about the photo opportunities there?

2nd July 2004	#5
zekai Senior Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 1,737	been up there 3 times. hope for a clear sky to be ablr to shoot up at the top. __________________ http://alextan.net

2nd July 2004	#2
doraemon7 Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 131	Suppose to see nice scenery, but when reach the top, was cover by cloud, could not see a thing. Could not wait longer, must rush down before dark. Most of the time was in the jungle. The only thing that amused me was the ants are the size of sim card.

2nd July 2004	#4
drebel Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 183	waterfall... they have nice ones over there.. remember to pack your tripod and neutral density filters

2nd July 2004	#6
Caussway Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 995	Been there 5 years ago. Very cloudy and humid during rainy days. Prepare water proof bags / wrappings for your gears, and travel light.

2nd July 2004	#7
bsplenden Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: holland ave Posts: 309	Was there a few years back, as i was with ncc, it was quite a fast trip. Climb real fast. But most of the time, you won't hav much time to take photos as u will rather keep ur hands free... unless u r able to stay at a spot to take ur shots for some time. bring ur marcro lens along, got big and thick white millipedes, and as mentioned before, big ants the size of sim cards, and of cos, snakes. but the ranger leading us took out his parang and killed the snake and throw into the bush. within like, 5sec? anyway, the peak nth much to take lah... most pics taken along the way. the waterfall will be nice. and most importantly, bring along waterproof bags for ur cam... i was there and it rained during the nite. all the tents leak water one...