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It is the light..


The above is just ordinary paddy fields that you can see any where in Malaysia.The combination of cold  morning air and the subdued light turned the place into a fairy land.


The above shot was taken right in front of my house in Bangi facing towards PLUS Highway and Putrajaya.On this particular day,I ran out of my house when I saw the tapestry of red,pink and yellow colours being 'splashed' across the western horizon.It is a sight I never seen before.How it happened only Allah knows about it.I saw and I captured and I shared.




The above and below are two of my favourite locations to take photos in Putrajaya.Both are morning shots that I considered as 'lucky shots'.Mainly,it is the right weather that created the lighted environments.My job was to be at the right locations and composed them in such a way that they look creative and beautiful.




Below is the artwork done by Allah on the horizon of Pantai Irama,Bachok. Seeing the yellow diffused lighting,I ran towards the tree and used it as a frame and composed this shot.



THE COMMON DENOMINATOR IS THE DOMINANT ROLE OF LIGHT IN ALL THE ABOVE SHOTS.

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