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ART OF SEEING 15.0

 


KITTEN INSIDE ABANDONED CAR

When we walk in the town that we live, everything seems to be familiar to us. We see them almost every week. Nothing excites us any more. We are always in a hurry to go some where, so we conveniently ignore what we see along the way.

If we were to talk a little bit slower, we shall see more things as they are. Then our minds and hearts come into play. The eyes only capture the images. You decide what to see.



LINEAR GARDEN BESIDE MY NEIGHBOUR'S HOUSE

Just look at the linear mini garden beside the road in my neighbourhood. It was designed, planted and nurtured by the house owner to make his house looks beautiful. Everyone can enjoy it.



KEDAI MAS TANAH MERAH



COVERED WALKWAY

Covered walkways are good to let people walk under the shade during hot days or rainy days. But I was walking here every week, I saw my town is becoming concrete and steel jungle. I hope more trees are planted to give a softer landscape.



SHOPHOUSES AND TOWER




BANGI SENTRAL SHOPPING CENTRE

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