SEEING AT DIFFERENT LEVELS

With the drones, we can take photos from almost any where.Gone were the days I have to climb trees or buildings or towers to take views from the top.This new technology has many good applications but in the wrong hands, it also can be the tool to do immoral or illegal activities.Such is technology-a double sided sword!

Top and below photos were taken when I was in the train.The top was view taken when I was on the elevated track to Putra Heights.Below view was taken when I was in the train travelling in the tunnels from Ampang Park to Pasar Seni LRT stations.

LOOKING UP AT NU SENTRAL

LOOKING DOWN AT KLCC

LOOKING DOWN AT NU SENTRAL

LOOKING OUTSIDE TOWARD JALAN BRICKFIELDS

An object can be the same,but different people will see it

differently depending who they are,

where they are and at what time.

Not to mention, their views may be coloured or contaminated with their sentiments and prejudice.Such is seeing and sight!

Camera can only capture the visual image.We see what we prefer to see!

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