The Buddhist temples in Penang are one of the most fascinating photographic attractions in the island. I have shot a film or two there (with my Minolta XG9) back in 2003 when I visited the island for the first time. There are interesting things in every angle you look that could be composed into lovely pictures, not to mention so many interesting people too.
I went there this time with my Canon 5D MKII fitted with the lovely 100mm macro L f/2.8 IS, and I couldn’t have picked a better lens for my photographic mission. I used a custom black and white profile to directly get a sharp high contrast images out of the camera, leading to a very minimal Aperture work later.
Don’t forget to look at my Malaysian Streets if you haven’t already.
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مجموعة من الصور قمت بالتقاطها بالمعابد البوذية في جزيرة بينانغ الماليزية.
تدوينة اكثر من رائعة و محتوى ثرى و مثمر
شكرا جزيلا