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UNIQUE B&W SHOTS


UNIQUE HERE APPLIES TO ME.

The top photo  relates to a unique black and white lined wall of LV Shop in Suria KLCC and I managed to shoot a lady wearing black and white stripes stopping by to see the shoes/hand bags.

Below I captured a group of smokers with a special escalators as the background.




First time I shot portrait using prime lens 50mm with Canon 400D.This is my first encounter with fixed lens.Hope to get 35mm fixed lens for my Fujifilm X-T1


Above is about the height and below is about the symmetry.



The subject matter below is in black and white.



Foggy morning in Putrajaya due to heavy burning in Sumatra.



I thought the man was waiting for this lady but to my anti-climax,the lady was passing through.Never assume and judge anything before you have enough evidence.

Below is where a lot of unsuspecting pedestrians got shot by me.This place has the attributes to create dramatic photos which I am still looking for them.



I just don't know why the Kluang Station Restaurant put in the telephone poles?



The above shot is a gift from Allah.I don't have a clue how I managed to get such a unique B&W Image?The original shot was in colour.


Both the above and below photos were shot in the restaurants.The umbrella made the difference above and the white plate and mugs stood out very well.Simple and yet they are interesting and  powerful images to me.


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