Collection pictures of Malaysia daily life.
34 pictures and featured on Chinese New Year, QIngMing Festival, El Nino phenomenon, wet season, Malaysia police day, Holy Week prayer and daily life taken in the capital of Kuala Lumpur city center.
Photo by Daniel Chan

































April 14, 2015 | Categories: Daily Life, Human Interest | Tags: afp, afp animal ap army art arts, ap, art, asia, associated press, capital Kuala Lumpur, chinese, chinese new year, color, creative, culture, daily life, daniel chan, Dataran Merdeka, holyweek, human interest, india, international, kl tower, klcc, kuala lumpur, lake garden, lifeasphotographer, Malay, malaysia, mrt, photography, photojournalism, reflection, reuters, silhouette, st john cathredal, street photography, wire, world | 4 Comments
This is my first collection pictures of daily life for 2015.
Pictures taken on the whole month of January until 12th Febuary 2015.
Since Chinese New Year is around the corner, most of my pictures are connected to Chinese New Year. It’s been a rough month through out the month of January and I spent most of the time with my job assignments and took 1 to 2 hours per day to shoot some daily life pictures for my company. I’ve selected 30 pictures to upload and this time I featured more on Chinese New Year, some macro insects, 1600 pandas world tour, market price reduced due to poor economy, bloods donation, technologies affected children due to ipad addiction and some small events happened around Dataran Merdeka in Kuala Lumpur.
I love quotes.
“A picture is a secret about a secret, the more it tells you the less you know.”
― Diane Arbus
“A camera is like a magic box and it depends on how you use it to create the magic.”
— danielC






























February 12, 2015 | Categories: Daily Life, Festival, Human Interest, streets | Tags: 1600pandas, 1600pandasmy, afp, animal, ap, art, arts, asia, associated press, blog, celebration, children, childrens, chinese, Chinese calendar, chinese new year, christian, christmas, CNY2015, color, creative, daily life, daniel chan, Dataran Merdeka, downpour, economy, environment, festival, Government, human, human interest, independence, international, jane goodall, klcc, kuala lumpur, lanterns, life, love, macro insects, Malay, malaysia, malaysia chinese new year, mural, muralarts, muslim, new year, news, NGO, nusentral, penang, people, photo, photojournalist, reuters, sports, street photography, streets, streets photography, tanahairku, thean hou temple, therakyatpost, tourist attraction, travel, wired, wordpress | Leave a comment
Observed as a day of thanksgiving and paying penance for Lord Murugan, Thaipusam is celebrated by the Tamil community on the full moon in the Tamil month of Thai. Me, The Rakyat Post’s photographer travelled to Penang to document the vibrant and colourful celebration through my lenses.
Early in the morning, Hindu devotees, with some of them having pierced parts of their bodies, walked to the Balathandayuthapani Hilltop Temple along the Waterfall Road.
A huge crowd gathered at the heart of George Town to witness the annual lively religious Thaipusam celebration this year and an estimated 30,000 devotees took part in the procession with some carrying the “kavadi” and “paal kodam” (milk pots).
Published in:
http://www.therakyatpost.com/new-media/2015/02/03/vibrant-colourful-thaipusam-penang/#ixzz3QhFcxDkf


















February 3, 2015 | Categories: Daily Life, Festival, Human Interest, Photo essay, streets | Tags: 2015, afp, animal, ap, art, arts, asia, associated press, Balathandayuthapani Hilltop Temple, batu caves, blog, celebration, children, childrens, chinese, Chinese calendar, color, creative, daily life, daniel chan, downpour, economy, environment, ethnic, festival, George Town, Government, Gregorian calendar, hindu, Hindu devotees, hindu festival, human, human interest, independence, india, international, kuala lumpur, life, Lord Murugan, love, malaysia, news, NGO, penang, people, photo, photography, photojournalism, photojournalist, reuters, street photography, streets, streets photography, Tamil community, thaipusam, thaipusam 2015, therakyatpost, tourist attraction, travel, trp, Vietnamese calendar, wired, wordpress | Leave a comment
My last 2014 post.
The collection of Malaysia daily life pictures taken in color and black and white as my 2014 wrap up post.
Pictures feature on new year countdown, stamp exhibition in KL Convention centre, Christmas decoration, AFF Suzuki Cup final, UMNO 2014 AGM, Taktha 3 Ratu theater taken at Istana Budaya, Penang night street and many more.
2014 indeed a bad year for Malaysia. 3 major aviation incident happened on a same year and many people has died and missing. This year, I’ve witnessed the pain and suffering for the one who lost their family members and the most I remembered is during the first batch on MH 17 victims bodies came back to Malaysia. I saw an innocent face expression of a boy when the army force carried a coffin of his mother and put it on a grave. He is speechless and wonder why his mother in a coffin and what is happening.
Thought everything is over and all the things happened will become history. My life as a News Photographer makes me realized one thing which is I am with competition with no one, I have no desire to play the game of being better than anyone. I am trying to be better than the person I was yesterday.





























December 31, 2014 | Categories: black and white, Daily Life, Festival, Human Interest, Sports, streets | Tags: 2015, aff suzuki cup, AFF Suzuki Cup final, afp, animal, ap, art, arts, asia, associated press, awie, batu caves, black and white, black and white pictures, blog, celebration, children, childrens, chinese, Chinese calendar, christian, christmas, Christmas decoration, color, creative, daily life, daniel chan, downpour, economy, environment, erra fazira, ethnic, festival, fireworks, Government, Gregorian calendar, harimau malaya, hindu, human, human interest, independence, international, Istana Budaya, kl convention centre, klcc, kuala lumpur, lanterns, life, love, Malay, malaysia, malaysia christmas, malaysia downpour, mid autumn festival, mooncake festival, mural, muralarts, muslim, new year, new year countdown, news, NGO, penang, people, petaling street, petronas twin towers, photo, photography, photojournalism, photojournalist, pos malaysia, protest, reuters, sports, stamp exhibition, street photography, streets, streets photography, taktha 3 ratu, tanahairku, Thailand, thean hou temple, therakyatpost, tourist attraction, train station, travel, umno, umno 2014, Vietnamese calendar, wired, wordpress | Leave a comment
Collection pictures of daily life taken with Fujifilm X100S mirrorless camera and built in B&W filter.
This time I focused more on streets photography taken at night in Kuala Lumpur.
Black and white is the origin of photography.
“When you photograph people in color, you photograph their clothes. But when you photograph people in Black and white, you photograph their souls!”
― Ted Grant
“When I learned about the gray existing between the black and white of absolute terms, I began to experience more peace. The more I expanded my gray areas (more than 50 shades), the more peace I experienced in my life.”
― David W. Earle



















November 21, 2014 | Categories: black and white, Daily Life, Human Interest, streets | Tags: afp, animal, ap, art, arts, asia, associated press, batu caves, black and white, black and white pictures, blog, celebration, children, childrens, chinese, Chinese calendar, color, creative, daily life, daniel chan, economy, environment, ethnic, festival, Government, Gregorian calendar, hindu, human, human interest, independence, international, kuala lumpur, lanterns, life, love, Malay, malaysia, mid autumn festival, mooncake festival, mural, muralarts, muslim, news, NGO, people, petaling street, photo, photography, photojournalism, photojournalist, protest, reuters, sports, street photography, streets, streets photography, tanahairku, Thailand, thean hou temple, therakyatpost, tourist attraction, train station, travel, Vietnamese calendar, wired, wordpress | Leave a comment