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Most Popular Photos of Malaysia – Best of August 2012

September 01, 2012 5 comments

Another month has passed! Let's look at the best photos from the Malaysia community from August 2012.

Photo by jawatembak

Awesome macro.

Photo by yokekei

When worlds collide.

Photo by ridzuanrahman

One point perspective.

Photo by lihooi

Cute ladies at Turku, Finland!

Photo by ripsta

Ripsta went fishing by the pond.

Photo by yokekei

Love is FREE.

Photo by ripsta

Ahh…vintage is loves!

Photo by gladys

Lantern. Mooncake festival is approaching.

Photo by fayeusokoi

Lomo-ride, anyone?

Photo by mont0417

Meow…why are you looking at me, upside down?

These were superb. Here goes our top 10 photos from Malaysia in August 2012. Are you ready for September?

Upload your lomographs now, and who knows, your photos might be one of the best photo next month! Don’t forget to tag ‘Malaysia’ on all the pictures taken in Malaysia or by Malaysian! Happy uploading and tagging! Keep shooting and Lomo-On, Malaysia!

written by eva_eva

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5 comments

  1. jawatembak

    jawatembak

    Thanks @eva_eva :)

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  2. ripsta

    ripsta

    Terima Kasih : )

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  3. fayeusokoi

    fayeusokoi

    great photo everyone!!

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  4. jetnz81

    jetnz81

    Woo~ every1 have a nice photo & album! im waiting September ^^

    9 months ago · report as spam
  5. mont0417

    mont0417

    thx again ^^

    9 months ago · report as spam

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