ESTABLISHING SHOTS
Title: Contemporary View of KL City
Contemporary city view of Kuala Lumpur in November 2014 from
Feugo Sky Dining restaurant, G Tower. Kuala Lumpur is home
to the tallest twin buildings in
the world, the Petronas Twin Towers, which have become an iconic symbol of Malaysia's futuristic
development.
Title: A Line-up of Elegance
A photo taken on January 2015 of the spacious runway of the new klia2 airport in Sepang which is built to replace the former low-cost carrier terminal (LCCT). The neat line-up of the air crafts depict the new terminal's promise for organisation and elegance.
(Information retrieved from WMKK - KL INTERNATIONAL/SEPANG at Department of Civil Aviation Malaysia
"klia2 opens to public"27.03.2014, on 15.03.2015)
MID-RANGE SHOTS
Title: Spring in South Korea
People from all walks of life enjoying a peaceful garden stroll by the Seokchon Lake, Seoul on March of 2013. Spring in Seoul typically starts on the first week of March during which it is best to enjoy the natural beauty of the blooming of cherry blossoms.
Title: Royal Guard of the King's Palace
Pictured above is a member of the Royal
Calvary Guard at the new King's Palace in Kuala Lumpur on March 6 2015. Mounted on a horse
under a shelter at the front of the palace gates, and donning British-style
guard uniforms, this guard's attire stays true to Malaysian elements with its traditional check-pattern sarong wrapped around his waist, woven
using gold and silver threads to give it its shimmery texture.
(Information retrieved from "National
Palace". Perpustakaan Negara Malaysia. 2003. on 15.03.2015.)
CLOSE-UP SHOTS
Title: A Photo within a Photo
A framed photo found at a little corner of my
grandmother's room during the day of her funeral. It was a well-kept photo over the years, but when the time came, it would be cremated together with its owner.
Title: A Woman of Art
The picture shows the artwork of a Henna artist in Batu Cave who has had to practise for more than 10 years to be able to produce such a delicate work of art in less than 5 minutes. However, among the hundreds and hundreds of hands that she has
drawn on, probably only a handful of the owners of those hands will truly appreciate the
blood, sweat, and tears that she has poured into perfecting her drawing skills.






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