Dataran Merdeka

After given some thought on it, I've decided to come out with a new category/label on my posts entitled "Jika anda ke..." which is going to be primarily a place to post some of my HDR pics and also some quips on the location. -blog buih



I went out early today, I wanted to have lunch but I was still full from breakfast. Luckily I had my camera with me today. So I decided to drop by at Dataran Merdeka. It is not too far from my office. It was scorching hot. I just wanted a few pictures of the Dataran. It is located right smack in heart of KL. Tourists can be seen scattering around.



I saw 2 ladies taking turns snapping pictures. One was much younger and also fairer than the other. I think they're mother and daughter. I kept watching them as they were struggling snapping pictures of each other. After the young lady took a picture of the older lady, they switched places. In the hot sun for a couple of minutes must have done a lot of damage to my brain cells as I went up to the younger lady and asked, "Would you like me to snap a picture for both of you?".

She smiled and must have taken aback by my suaveness...heh!



"Yess pleeasee..veryy nice" She said with a smile.

I took her camera and took a picture. She came over to see the picture.

"So where are you from?" I asked her.

"Bangkok, Thailand...How bout you?" She asked as she flicked her hair.

"I'm from office..from lunch.." I felt the sun when up a couple thousand degrees.

"So how long are you gonna be around?You like Malaysia?" I collected myself to ask another question. I felt like I'm in a Bangbros video.

"I like..Tonight I am going off to Singapore..for two days..then back to Thailand."She said with another smile. The older lady was standing there observing the very tall flag. Pretending she was a flag pole too. I reckon.

"oh nice, enjoy your holidays." I smiled before I said bye-bye.

-Jadi, Jika anda ke Dataran Merdeka, jadi la host yang baik. haha. On the other hand, I kinda like the outcome of the pictures. And holding a camera made it easier to say "hi" to strangers. I think i'm getting a hang of it.