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THE WAY WE WALK 2.0


The way you walk reflect who you are and what you are doing. As an amateur street photographer, when I walk the street, I will be looking around for something of interest for me take a photo. By doing so, it makes me more observant to my surrounding-seeing the things as they are and anticipating what will come next.

Just look at the above photo. Immediately I know they are tourists walking around the Bukit Bintang area. Their casual dressing also tells us more about them. My close friends know me even though I am in the dark-from the way I walk.




The way they dress and walk together in the group tell us what these youngsters are doing in Putrajaya as shown above. They are expressing their happiness when I took a photo of them taking part in the marathon walk in Putrajaya.


 A well-dressed lady walking alone was going some where for a reason. I converted this photo to B&W to accentuate the patterns and the shadows. I know she was on business.


 They were waiting to cross the road. You can see interesting characters and behaviours when people have to stand and wait.



These two ladies from two different cultures were having conversations. They walked and stopped and talked. I believe is one taking the other for the visit of our Pasar Tani at MAEPS.


With their name tags ON, we know these people are office workers/executives going for lunch. They walk pairs or in groups. We, as humans, are social animals who love to walk and eat together.


ALL EYES AR ON HER. SHE WAS WALKING LIKE A MODEL ON STAGE. EVERYONE LOOKS AT HER.



Just wondering why the two men were using the same umbrella?


Here is a group of commuters changing stations at Masjid Jamek LRT Station. We can in a big crowd and yet we walk alone. As a photographer, I love to shoot people with a colourful and artistic background like murals on the wall.

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