BEAUTIFUL EYES UNDER THE BRIDGE

THIS IS ONE OF FEW FAVOURITE SPOTS I LOVE TO SHOOT PHOTOS IN PUTRAJAYA

IT IS INSIDE THE CENTRAL WETLAND

Below is the latest photo I took this month.The green plants were removed and I noticed the water was knee deep under the bridge.The water quality has deteriorated over the years.The grasses were gone and replaced with pebbles.

Just look at the black swans above.I suspect the lake is being filled with sediment transports over the years and the lake needs adequate and proper maintenance.

Life goes on as normal here.So far so good.The black swans are still swimming around.

The photos below were taken a few years ago.The water was cleaner and deeper.That was how I could get better photos and awesome reflections.With budget cut in every government agencies,facilities management will suffer.

The bottom half of each photo below is the

reflection in water.

Below is the earliest photo I came across this wetland.Just look at the quality of reflection.By the way, it was a misty morning.I felt as if I was in another world.

This was my special moment!

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