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A short trip to Putrajaya
May 21st
Putrajaya, home to most of the government office in Malaysia. Besides being a governing area, Putrajaya is also one of the hotspots for photographers to be at due to the great architecture of the buildings. I recently went to Putrajaya on a late night and there really was nothing much to see nor anything to be photographed. What there was is only the brightly lit bridge and that’s the best thing to see on a late night.
I was able to witness the lights on the bridge for the first time with my own eyes. There would be quite a number of people stopping by the road side either just to hang out or to take photographs. However, it is always advisable to be taking photographs earlier say around 8p.m. when there is more crowd around. 
Random Shots in Melaka
May 13th
As I’ve recently visited Melaka, I took the opportunity to play with my camera trying to study it. I won’t talk much in this post but rather I will post up two photos from there. Personally I think my photos turned out to be pretty bad due to bad lighting conditions which I wasn’t able to control it and only this two photos can be shown up among the rest.
Any feedback on this would be much appreciated. 
Eye on Malaysia in Malacca
Apr 13th
Lack of updates in my blog clearly shows that I’m pretty busy these days and I have then neglected this blog. I’m sure most of you have heard of the famous and mighty Eye on Malaysia which is a pretty huge ferris wheel that was first constructed in Kuala Lumpur. It was then brought to Malacca which I think was stupid as they were telling people that it is only a one year thing but at last it is still in Malaysia. I’ve never had the chance to experience this until recently.
One thing for sure is that the walkway is really nice and people from Malacca really love the dark and quiet atmosphere here which is probably one of the reasons why there are a lot of people choosing here as a dating place. I really enjoyed the view of it from far as the lights were so bright that basically any camera snapping this would turn out to be nice.
The structure of this gigantic ferris wheel is quite cool upclose. This is certainly one hot spot for photographers within Malacca. I personally prefer it to be in Kuala Lumpur at the Titiwangsa Lake where there are better views of it especially for photographers like the reflection from the lake which makes it look much better as though an effect is added to it.
The price for it is also ridiculous and to me it is overpriced and not worth the money at all. Normal price would RM20 for an adult but there is a promotion now whereby MyKad holders only need to pay RM10. You will be entitled to about 4-5 rounds and that’s it. However, there’s nothing at all to see in Malacca during the night and sitting this ferris wheel is a total boredom. The main conclusion is that the Eye on Malaysia in Malacca is nice to see but not to sit.
