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Copyright © 2007 Lim Wan Xiong, All Rights Reserved
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Putrajaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Canon EF 17-40mm f/4 USM L + Manfrotto 055 PROB + Manfrotto 488RC2 + Cable Release
MIFC (Malaysia International Fireworks Competition) which is held at Merdeka (Independence) eve, fireworks presented by team Japan. This is by far one of the best fireworks I had ever seen in my whole life. The explosions are massive, and huge, I could easily tell that it could eat up a couple of twin towers, or even more. This is one of the explosions which occurred at the climax.
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i use for a pleasure your superb scene in flickr to celebrate my Milion views inside this web-site
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Love Emmaline xx
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