DeepaRaya Decorations 2

Another view of them, this time from the top.

DeepaRaya Decorations

For the past few days I have been showing bit by bit of the DeepaRaya (Deepavali and Hari Raya) decorations in Suria KLCC. Now, I present to you how they really look like in the mall. Hope you have enjoyed the series ;-)

Odd One Out

Shiny

Sun

Twinkle

Lights

Bolts

These are the bolts that holds the bridge together at a local park.

Flowers

As always, I don't know their names o_O

Sky

Guess where this was taken?

Rest

A senior citizen sneaking a quick shut eye on a slow business day.

Rotiman

Bread seller, commonly known as "Rotiman" here. They travel around the neighbourhood lugging huge amount of goods hoping to sell them to housewives and children generally.

Monkey

Let me out~~

Dark Sky

Sunset again! (Sorry >_<)

Evening Sky

This was how the sky looked like when I took the red moon photo. However, the red moon was taken when the sky was darker :-)

UFO?

A shaky hand shot of KL Tower heh.

Red Moon

Maybe they should change the saying to "once in a red moon" :-p

Sultan Abdul Samad Building

One of the popular landmarks in Malaysia. It was built in 1897 inspired by Moorish architecture with a copper dome and a 40m high clock tower. The building is now occupied by the Supreme Court and Textile Museum.

Moth

Despite its broken wings, the moth was still able to fly high up into the sky.

Bougainvillaea

Finally! A flower which name I know thanks to a friend (you know who you are ;-) )

Bouquet

Unknown flowers again! Boring eh? Heheh

Loving

There's something in your eye dear...

Mandarin Oriental Hotel

One of my earliest shot after getting the camera 3 months ago.

Field of Weeds

I could easily be lost in there since they're taller than me.

Two Birds

Either the birds are amazingly light, or the thin branches deceivingly tough...

Fluffy Clouds

Gateway to heaven?

Clouds

Isn't the sky gorgeous today?

Candle

Where there is darkness there is light.

Beacon of Hope

Yesterday was Deepavali/Diwali; it is the festival of lights celebrated by fellow Indians. Coincidently, my apartment block experienced power failure during wee hours of the morning so I had to whip out the candle for some illumination. Capturing candlelight shots has always been at the back of my head but I never got around doing it. Yesterday I got my wish by having a 9 hour power failure. Lesson: Be careful with what you wish for... x_x

Wood

Wooden furnitures outside a cafe(?) in Central Market.