Sabah Fest 2008: Cultural Show (Part 3)
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** Continuation from Sabah Fest 2008: Cultural Show (Part 2) **
I ended the previous post with these Ranau Kadazandusun costumes, so let’s continue with the rest of the photos, shall we? 
*As usual, those pics of which costumes that I don’t know, it’ll be without captions! Hard to concentrate on what the emcee was saying AND take the pics lah! Something I have to concentrate on in the future! *
The Murut warrior!
The Papar Kadazandusun costume
The Penampang Kadazandusun costume.. doing the Sumazau dance
Doing the Umang Ting Ting dance
This girl is clearly my favourite for that night. See how cute she is with her Murut costume!!
A close-up of another girl with a Murut costume doing the sumazau
The kids with the bamboo stilts (the men Murut costume)
The Murut girls doing the magunatip
I guess these boys (in charge of the gongs) were awed by the magunatip dance as well..?
Okay guys, you know the drill.. stay tuned for Part 4!
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the first pic is not Lotud costume…I guess that one is either the costume from Dusun Ranau or Tambunan..
anyway, such great pics u have there..wish I could take pictures like you
I just started using dlsr cameras..and mine is just the basic sony a100. Hope u could give me some tips on taking pictures of moving subject especially with the stage lighting..tq
Very beautiful! I stumbled onto your blog through PPP and just wanted to let you know that your photos are lovely! Can’t wait for the next installment.
With over 30 indigenous groups – I’m sure not many can tell the difference between one Sabahan traditional costume to another.
I am also surprised to learn the first picture is of the Kadazandusuns of Ranau – never thought that they have their own distinctive variation.
Ha! the Murut warrior costumes same as sarawak Lun Bawang,it’s made from Kulit Kayu right?
joan, okay caption edited. thanks! Eh, Sony a100 pun ok what! U just have to know how to use the Manual mode! And play around with the shutter speed dial! Oh, and join Sony Alpha (Msia) Club! You can get lotsa useful tips there on using Alpha cameras from other users!
I’m pretty active there as well. See u there! 
Tin Ma’am, that’s an interesting nick!
And thanks for dropping by! Do come by again! 
Jewelle, yes, parents pun bingung! LOL!
BorneoMan, ya ya! It’s same!
Beautiful pictures! Thanks for putting them up and sharing them!