BW Station #2

Nikon D40 @ 18mm, ISO1600, f3.5, 1/10 sec (Handheld).

One of the entrance to Kuala Lumpur Station. The entrance to Heritage Station Hotel is located here as well.

BW Station

Nikon D40 @ 18mm, ISO1600, f3.5, 1/8 sec (Handheld).

The quiet Kuala Lumpur Station at night. The middle platform was undergoing renovation when I was in the city last November. It was inconvenient to have to walk the extra distance to the ticketing station at Dayabumi, but it was great exercise nonetheless :-p

KLCC Revisited

Nikon D40 @ 18mm, ISO200, f9, 1/320 sec

KLCC was the number one place I wanted to visit in Kuala Lumpur. When that wish came true, I used to hang out there every weekend just sitting at the park admiring the gigantic architecture. During my vacation to KL last year, I spent some time at the park paying tribute to the good old times. I still love the place :-)

PS: I still couldn't get all of the building into the frame even though I was shooting from the furthest end of the frontal park with an 18mm lens heheh.

Cute Toys

Nokia N82 @ ISO 100, automatic mode.

The Sylvanian Family line. There used to be a shop displaying them in their full glory (click here for an example from the official website) and I enjoyed admiring them every time I was at Suria KLCC. Unfortunately that particular store no longer exists and to my knowledge the line can only be bought at Isetan KLCC. I picked up a squirrel one for my best friend :-)

Summer Barbie 2

Panasonic DMC-FZ5, macro mode

Remember this doll? I took her to the beach for some portrait shoots and this was one of the better ones. Wasn't easy holding the doll with one hand then shooting with the other heheh.

Dreamy 2

Panasonic DMC-FZ5, scenery mode.

I went for a drive today and when I saw this amazing view I just had to stop for a photo. Unfortunately the red coloured leaves are from burnt trees, victims of bush fires due to the long dry spell.

Then it finally rained tonight, although it was only a drizzle I am sure it had gladden many hearts :-)

Lomo Cat

Holga 135BC + Kodak Gold 200

I really like the old world charm of lomo photos. This picture was taken in low light, which probably explain the colour cast. It was the only picture in the roll coming out looking like this. Bonus points for the film flaw at the cat's foot :-D By the way, the Kodak Gold 200 is so inferior compared to Fujifilm Superia 200. I am not going to buy Kodak again >_>