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The Malaysia City Slickers are ambassadors for Lomography all around Malaysia in their own city. If you love Lomography, with out-going personality, enjoy writing and blogging, loves organizing events and outings is a great plus, while get freebies and opportunities with lots of LomoLove from us, then this is the job for you!
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Kledang Hill at Menglembu – a relaxing greenery place that you will love. My hubby and I go to Kledang Hill for exercise and to release some stress once a week. It’s a very nice and peaceful place for exercising, surrounded by all the nature – green trees, monkeys, waterfall, fresh air and more.
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Maxwell Hill may not offer fine luxury, but it is charming and romantic in that sense. You have that old-world charm whenever you are there precisely because everything is still old and pristine.
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There are many things that happened in 2011 and some of my happy moments which cannot be described by words.
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Being a girl who was born and raised in a big city, village life was almost like a complete stranger to me. So this year, I celebrated my birthday in a small village, Malim Nawar, which is located in Perak, Malaysia.
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Ulu Chepor Waterfall, Chemor. Nature lovers will definitely love this place. Surrounded by lush greenery, this is a great place for a picnic
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During the Long Hari Raya and Independence Day Holiday, I was busy trailblazing the city of Ipoh for food and pictures, specifically on Memory Lane, a weekend flea market using my new lomo camera, the La Sardina with the Fritz the Blitz Flash!
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Ipoh Railway Station was built in the "British Raj" Moghul style with Moorish domes and turrets. This imposing structure was important for transporting Kinta Valley's valuable mineral during the colonial rule. This impressive landmark is known as "Taj Mahal of Ipoh" by the locals.
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I recently went on an impulsive journey to Ipoh, Malaysia to meet my Lomofriends for a fantastic Lomo adventure.
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Pantai Remis is a coastal town in Perak, Malaysia. It is situated near Sitiawan. Fishing is a major industry in this town. Being so close to the sea, it is famed for its seafood.The town was founded in the late 1940s. mine landslide filmed in 1993.
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The Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan is one of the most curious landmarks in Perak, and perhaps in the whole Malaysia as well. For over a hundred years this grandfather of towers squats on the edge of Jalan Selat next to Jalan Pasar. When it was built in 1885, it was known as the High Clock Tower because of the clock on it that is still working right to this day......
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Ipoh Railway Station is situated in the state of Perak, Malaysia. It was built in the 1800's, during the tin mining era in Malaya (the former name of Malaysia). Known as the "Taj Mahal" of Ipoh, it is an impressive landmark combining the Gothic and Moorish architecture plus modern embellishments.
