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SCOTT KELBY PHOTOWALK 2022

 

Briefing before the Photowalk


I have been attending Scott Kelby since 2015. It was led by Raja Indera Putra.He never fails to meet my expectation as a group photowalk leader. Keep it up, Ripi! In the photo above, he was giving a briefing of the walk, explained the route and gave some guidance. Every photo I shared has my own reason. You can read at the caption below the photo.


Colours attacted me to stop and got my friend to take photo of me. Many facades of commercial buildings are painted with great design and colours. These vibrant colours attract customers.

The route chosen is a familar ground for most of us who loves to do street photography. Why did I join the photowalk which I could have done alone at my own time? It is the companionship of like minded people to walk together and as well as having great conversations while walking or eating at pitstops and restaurant where we eat and drink together. At the same time, I am gathering photos and experience of photowalk because I plan to write about the Joy of Photowalk-Any Where.



People taking a rest after a long walk and just sit to watch the world goes by.


I am planning to write a book or zine about the joy of photowalking. Photowalking is a global phenomena and most photography lovers in most cities all of the world do their group photowalk. It is a way of getting together and an opportunity to share knowledge and experience on photography.  With more than half of the world population have smartphones, they take and share billions of photos daily.


The artist doing his work at The Annex of Pasar Seni, KL


Having my second breakfast after a few kilometres walking the nooks and corners of China Town




Daya Bumi is the national monument to Look East Policy.


At least two dozen customers waiting to have their meals here.



The lady wears an interesting design motif.




The juxtaposition of the colours of the face masks the colours of the wall.




Street Photography in action! I love the layers and the shadows.





I love the crowd. Something happening here. come and find out for yourself.



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