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MY PHOTOGRAPHY IN 2021

 




I started this photography blog way back in 2014. Today, I have posted 1220 postings, the highest was in 2017-308 in one year. This year 2021, here is my 51st posting.

This year is similar to last year. My movements are very restricted and I went out about twice a week. I hope COVID-19 will fade away soon so that I can do more photography.

Our photo group Putrajaya Photowalk is very active this year. We posted hundreds of photos every month on about 50 themes. Despite MCOs, I managed to organise five Photowalk events for my group. Thank you all my friends for your active participation. As a group,  we started a photobook project two months ago. I hope we can print out our Photowalk Photobook next year.

Personally, I have done four photobooks- Urban Photography, Putrajaya, Putrajaya Wetlands and the latest one Beauty of Putrajaya in Black & White(BOP). Two weeks ago, I put my BOP photozine eBook for sales at Shoppe.

Yesterday, I went to Brickfields-the Little India of Malaysia to capture the place. It was a fun place to walk around. A few restaurants had closed but life goes on. I am glad to see the nice apartments sprang up and the town is very clean. For me, it was not a street photography walk but more like a documentary Photowalk. However, I managed to get a few photos for my street photography.




What is my plan for 2022? I will keep shooting what I love to see but I will do a few photo projects.






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