Saturday, October 12, 2013
The Train Station
Kuala Lumpur
Leica M-E. Summicron-M 35mm. f/2 1/4000 ISO 160
Didn't know we have such beautiful building right here in KL. Was playing tourist on a Sunday and wondered into the administration office of the railway station.
Kuala Lumpur
Leica M-E. Summicron-M 35mm. f/2.4 1/3000 ISO 160
Across the road is the old railway station, which was replaced by the not so characteristic KL Sentral. There's a tunnel to cross over to the other side of the road, and it's surprisingly clean and bright.
Kuala Lumpur
Leica M-E. Summicron-M 35mm. f/2 1/1500 ISO 160
Then a security found us snapping pictures and he probably thought we could compromise the safety of the beautiful building, and he chased us away :(
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8 comments:
If you hadn't informed us, I definitely would not have thought that that first photo was of a place in K.L.! Playing tourist in one's home city can be a fun and enlightening endeavor, I find. Sometimes it pays to look at seemingly familiar places anew. :)
I thought that is a tourist site so photography is allowed? How come the security guy chased you away?
Yvonne: you are right, as I've not been to the railway station for many years and I just realised how much I've missed.
Mei Teng: I was puzzled too but decided not to spoil my mood. An over-zealous guard or 'Little Napoleon', whatever ;-/
They maintain the building very well.
Ai Shiang: hmm maybe that's why I was chased away by the security guard?
Wonderful compositions - and I love the joy in that last shot.
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