From KL with Love
(1/1600, F7.1, ISO200, 74mm)
Too much traveling, no blogging, but I´m still around and will be back. Til then here are some photos from a day spent in KL.
The biggest difference in traveling lately is that the photography is not my priority, the enjoying and experience are most important.
So even though I went to Thailand twice, Tioman island and Holland I hardly made any (worthwile) photos, but the archive is still waiting to be shown…
(1/200, F7.1, ISO400, 10mm)
These were all taken on Ampang hill, East of Kuala Lumpur at an abandoned viewpoint where there used to be restaurants, bars and a club. All these were shut down a couple of years ago due to a landslide.
(1/125, F7.1, ISO400, 50mm)
El Bueno, El Feo y El Malo 
“the enjoying and experience are most important”- totally agree with you. nice blog, keep on posting your travels 🙂
Beautiful shots!
Beautiful photos!
Thank you, Candace, not a bad base to explore SE Asia from 😉
Greetings, Ron
You know how much I love these great shots!
Thnk you very much, Patti, probably the second could be good for IG too 😉
Have a great week!
Lovely stuff, love the vibrancy of the reflected graffiti art in the first shot; quite stunning really.
Thanks very much, Stevie, definitely a scene to my taste too, not so much abandonement to be found here or it is to scary to go in 😉
Hope all is great, cheers, Ron.
I love the photo from inside the cabin. This scenery was indeed one of the stars of that series.
Hi Dunelight, not sure, but I think you meant the one from New Zealand post, no? Thanks very much and sorry to have been away so long, but getting back into the swing of things here 😉
Enjoy your week, greetings, Ron
Beautiful work Ron ~ the reflections of the first shot and colors of the others…magnificent.
Thanks a lot, Randall! It´s been a while, but getting back to to blogosphere inspired by all my travels, whereabout are you nowadays?
Safe and happy travels, Ron.
Great photos!
I wish you wonderful travel – “see” you later 😉
Thanks so much for your support, Truels, I´m back to tell you about some of the most wonderful 😉
Cheers, Ron 😉
Been missing your stuff Ron, glad to see you’re back to posting. I always enjoy how crisp your images are. I really dig the graffiti reflection shot, that is a fantastic photo my friend!
Hi, sorry to find myself not posting for so long, but getting back to it, actually promised it to myself and readers in last post 😉
Thanks for compliment, hope all is great, greetings from Malaysia, Ron.
Please let me know about your experience on Instagram. Thanks.
Easily done here as it was as most Thai island visits in low/ rainy season: beautiful green mountains and empty beaches, filled waterfalls, locals that actually have time to have a talk and great food, being there outside the touristy season also meant you meet similar minded people, which is always an interesting byproduct 😉
Thanks for your interest, Sally, warm greetings from KL!!
Proud to be the hundredth like on this work.
Haha, great timing! Thanks, Chris 😉
With these food stands I can understand why photography is not a priority at the moment :D. Beautiful! Take care, Ron!
Oh yeah, Paula, the food, traveling and scenery is too much of an experience, but next week planing to go to South Thailand and hope to do some photos there. Just hope the situation with all the bombings doesnt get worse, but I´m never near the most touristy parts luckily!
You take care too! 😉
Keep safe, Ron!
Amazing!!! Have been following your Instagram too! Always love your work!
Very kind of you and so cool to have IG too, cuz words are sometimes mroe difficult than photos 😉
Have a great day!
good for you for living the moment and the experience!
We all need to do more of that.
Hi Laurie, totally agree, but I love making photographs sometimes do, does take away from the experience, but when I do, I hope to combine and be living the moment to get a feel of a place and hopefully end up with some good stuff, cuz I do it like that 😉
All the best to you, thanks for stopping by, Ron
Very nice sunset picture and the scene of the local in front of the scene. Have a great time in Thailand.
My favourite would be the local food stall with sunset too, such a ‘best of both world’s feeling! Thanks a lot, all the best to you too, Ron.
Ron – these are lovely images. Safe travels!
Thank you, Melinda. Safety is not always easy around here 😉
Sad, and true.
I didn’ t comment on the colours…so vibrant and love the reflections.
That’s nice to hear, cuz colours are abundant in this country 😉
Wonderful that you are enjoying it first hand, not through the camera. This may give you a heightened sensitivity to the camera when you use it. Either way, enjoy!
Thank you very much, Jane, definitely will 😉
And I totally agree the experience comes first before a good photo is even a possibility, but seen so many snapping tourists around here it seems I’m the only one who thinks like that! Greetings, Ron
Beautiful photos Ron. Good to see you!
Thanks, Adrian! Will make a bigger effort for blogging in between, but the enjoying of this amazing part of the world is my main priority 😉
Cheers, Ron
Great shots.
Thank you very much, John
Beautiful photos! You are one busy traveler. Sometimes travel just needs to be enjoyed without the camera after a while. Instagram is a great alternative.
Thank you, Angeline! Definitely want to turn into the camera-tourist; I agree a place or experience needs to be felt first before a good photo is possible to capture it! Have a great weekend!