KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 26 — Another year, another Lunar New Year celebration for the Chinese community in Malaysia and what better way to document those memories than with your phone?
Here’s a selection of photos taken by some very talented Malaysian photographers for you to get some ideas this Chinese New Year.Photographer Louis Gan took a series of photos of his hometown Klang, paying homage to the town’s history and heritage. With the iPhone 13 Pro he took advantage of the Night Mode and Ultra Wide Angle features to capture, in essence, his love letter to the town.Annice Lyn made her way to Petaling Street and the much beloved Sin Sze Si temple. — Picture via AppleTrained in architecture, Annice Lyn finds inspiration from architectural aspects of what she sees around her.
For her, she considers the “heart” of photography to be “capturing the present while preserving the past.” She took her iPhone 13 Pro to Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown and stopped by Sin Sze Si temple, a cultural centre for the city’s Chinese community.See more of her photos at her
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