TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY-MALACCA

Attended the wedding my friend's son in Semabok, Melaka. The photo shows my SDARA members.

A View from My Hotel Room-The flat rooftop was designed like a maze! I used it as the interesting foreground of my photo of the skyline.

This colourful ceiling at the hotel lobby is very unique.

I love it!

A lone cyclist going some where passing in front of the hotel. I am using the hotel landscape to make a boring shot looks better.

As I was passing Masjid Al Azim, Melaka.

The geometry and patterns and height of these two building caught my attention. Standing alone, I was thinking how to compose such a massive structure. Suddenly, I saw a motorcycle appeared around the corner. I just aimed and shot!

On the way back to the hotel, I saw this cool Ducati motorbike. Immediately it reminds me of my friend Din who loves to ride this machine to Thailand, Cambodia and Laos. I snapped the photo and posted it to my Facebook and tagged him.

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