A secluded town just outside of Kuala Lumpur with old village houses, wet-market, friendly people, and panoramic view of city skyline โ a must-visit for KL Lomographers! Since I fell in love with lomography, I have always been searching for new places and surprising locations for shooting.
After carefully searching Google Map, and triangulate the area using the train track, I have pinpointed the location and off I went to search for it. To my surprise, this little village is actually quite secluded from the busy part of the city. From Google Map, we can see that it is surrounded by highways and train tracks, yet the only road to access it seems to be Jalan 1 Road 1. There are definitely old run-down houses, little Chinese temples, wet markets, old wishing trees!
My favorite is this small road leading up to a hill with this awesome panoramic view of the Kuala Lumpur skyline! All this in a small secluded town just outside of KL! World enthusiast Fleur is passionate about many things, but her true love is crafting. Raufan is an Indonesia-born photographer and digital product designer based in Tokyo.
Check out his results! As we ease into , let's take a walk down memory lane and check out what Lomography was up to in ! The Lomomatic is your compact companion for every adventure! Available in our Shop. Jakarta-based photographer Ocha Timothy recently tested out our lovely Lomomatic camera. Read about his first experience using the format and see his wonderful shots! Scouring the streets of Tokyo, Italian researcher and teacher Michele Marcolin develops his renewed interest in analogue photography through LomoChrome film.
In this interview, he shares his thoughts about photography in Japan, shooting on film and more. On the look for a great deal? In need for the perfect gift? Not sure what film to get with your camera?
