KTM
No – its not the motorbike brand from Austria, but Keretapi Tanah Melayu or in English, the literal translation is
Category: Photography
Shibuya Crossing
It is 6.27am in the morning, and I am awake because I am very hungry! Yesterday – because of the
Parking
eScooter and it’s parking. Don’t really get it what goes in people’s mind when setting the parking for the eScooter
Chin Woo Stadium
Chin Woo Stadium – Located in Jalan Hang Jebat, this historic indoor stadium which opened in 1953 sits on a hill overlooking Chinatown …
Throwback: Chinatown New York
It has been my weeks since I last posted on this blog. The last post was 21st July 2023 –
Echoes of Silence: A Snapshot of Bangkok’s Lumphong Train Station
In the bustling heart of Bangkok, Lumphong Train Station provides a canvas for life’s contrasts. The image captures a monk in repose, a plastic bag nestled in his lap, and a man in motion stepping onto a train – a single frame encapsulating the tapestry of Thai society. …
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A Snapshot of Spirituality from Bangkok’s Bustling Markets
Capturing a poignant moment in Bangkok’s lively marketplace, a saffron-clad Buddhist monk collects alms in a practice of ‘binthabat’. The image encapsulates a delicate exchange that highlights the intersection of secular life and spirituality, vividly illustrating the profound reverence for Buddhism that unites these Southeast Asian societies. …
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A Snapshot of Simplicity: The Old Man on a Bicycle in Behrang, Perak
This photo encapsulates the timeless charm of Behrang, Perak, celebrating an elderly man’s quiet resilience as he bicycles daily amidst dilapidated shophouses, a tableau of simplicity amid constant change. …
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A Serendipitous Encounter at Bukit Bintang
In the heart of Bukit Bintang, two young friends, Adam and Malik, sat by the roadside. Confusion filled their eyes as they pondered the pedestrian button. A stranger named Mr. Rahim approached, weaving enchanting tales that would soon lead them on an unforgettable adventure through the vibrant streets. …
A Glimpse of the Past: A Walk Down Memory Lane at Puduraya, Kuala Lumpur
In the heart of Kuala Lumpur, Puduraya stands as a symbol of transformation. Through a black and white photograph taken from a walking bridge, memories of a bustling bus station come alive. It serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of perspective and the ever-evolving nature of our surroundings. …
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Reflections from a Market in Dhaka: A Glimpse into Tradition and Change
In the vibrant market of Dhaka, an old photograph captures a young man holding a cage of live chickens, ready for halal slaughter. It offers a glimpse into the past, while also reminding us of the progress and development that has taken place in Bangladesh. Tradition and modernity intertwine in this captivating scene. …
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A Glimpse into Bangladesh: Resilience and Serenity in Everyday Rituals
In the enchanting landscapes of Bangladesh, I witnessed the strength and resilience of its people. A photograph captured a serene moment: Bangladeshi workers preparing for their morning bath. This simple ritual represented their unwavering determination to support their families and reminded me of the power of unity and compassion. …
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