D40, F/5, 18mm, 1/100s, Paddy Field at Sekinchan
Sekinchan is one of the major rice producing districts in the country. The town has a unique dual character - it is both a fishing village as well as a rice producing area. Once a blogger commented "I live in Sekinchan.. Probably the most beautiful place on earth... Where else in the world.. having gorgeous paddy field in front.. while a scenic beach at the back of your house...." Indeed, he is so right as I found it out myself.
Starting the journey from Puchong at 5.30am in the morning, I hope to reach Sekinchan just in time to catch the first dew of the day. Driving through the NS Highway and turning into Sg. Buloh, heading towards Kuala Selangor, I reached Sekinchan after 90 minutes of driving, stopping for a drive thru to grab some breakfast.
Early May is usually NOT the harvesting season, most of the fields are still 'green' but if you ask around, the locals will tell you to go to Tanjung Karang because paddy are grown earlier there. Harvesting in Sekinchan will only be due mid June to early July depending on which 'plot'.
Picture above doesn't really serve justice to the place but it is the best I can get.