Hello forum!
Ok... here is more about KL, Kuala Lumpur, one of the main hub in Asia.

The first set is about the Petronas Towers.
The second set will be about Little India.

I hope you will like the photos.
So lets go with the first one... another hot humid sunny day in KL...

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Comments and critiques always welcomed...
For the complete job, the story, and more details:
more images in Kuala Lumpur

It looks a lot better in Night.

Originally Posted by talksfour

It looks a lot better in Night.

Sure things! but I had already done few shot at night in KL in 2007.

Hello ArtphotoasiA,

All beautiful photographs in your last four threads, especially liked the little girl with the bubbles in Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur (part2). What a cutie!

You always have such interesting and educational photographs, in this collection, 1, 2, and 6 are my favorites.

Thank you Giselle!

More will come...

Do you ever use a camcorder?

Originally Posted by Giselle

Do you ever use a camcorder?

No Giselle why?


I use yahoo messenger or Skype

I don't have Yahoo or Skype.......

I was curious if you you did any video capturing, some of your Photographs are different, creative and artistic, different angles, lightening, etc.

Now this is going to sound a little crazy, way out there. In my area we have Aspen trees amongst the Pine trees, one day on the Aspen trees the leaves are dancing jiggling fast. Perfectly calm sunny day, I looked around at the Pine trees and foliage, they are completely still. There must have been a very slight breeze, these Aspen leaves must be very light in weight because the leaves were dancing but the branches were still. What an illusion, what an extraordinary sight!

My first thoughts were if someone could capture this moment in time, I feel it's salable, providing you could find the right buyer.

All right you can laugh now......

Just dawned on me, on picture number 1 you caught the Bank which was in the movie "Entrapment."

I'm sorry Giselle but I do not make videos... what I like the most in photography is the "behind the photos" a photos is a piece of time frozen forever... this is what is intriguing me.

thanks mixa