Structures
Photography
In this section, you’ll find stunning shots of man-made structures such as buildings and furniture. It’s a fascinating genre that allows you to explore the structures and interior spaces.
Outdoor
Serenity
A lively outdoor living area with rattan and wooden furniture. It was taken at This Earth of Mankind movie shooting set, Gamplong Studio Alam.
ISO 40 | f 1.5 | 1/121 s
The rule of odds is applied so the photo will look more pleasing to the viewer when the number of subjects is odd rather than even such as the odds number of the rattan chairs and the hanging light in the middle.
It is also captured with eye level angle to mainly focus on the rattan furniture in the outdoor living area.
The seatography of MRT Bus
The cinematic interior design of the MRT Bus on a rainy day. The photo is quite personal to me as I’m always taking the bus back and forth between UM and my home because I’m still not able to drive a car yet. However, this photo gives a meaning that I’m still an independent girl riding public transport.
The photo is leading lines diagonally composition which gives a unique movement.
ISO 80 | f 1.5 | 1/120 s
Kedai Bu Eko
Two locals are talking with the owner of the vibrant colour of a snack shop in a neighbourhood area. Personally, the photo reminds me of my childhood when I would buy snacks (jajan) with my friends.
The photo appears to be a diagonal composition. It stretches the photo diagonally to lead a viewer's eyes to a particular spot in the composition, the locals. The lighting appears to be natural which enhances the vibrant colour of the snack shop more.
ISO 50 | f 1.5 | 1/407 s
Merdeka 118 ditemani bulan
The World’s second tallest skyscraper Merdeka 118 Tower with a crescent moon at Jalan Bukit Bintang at 7.25 PM
ISO 22800 | f 5 | 1/500 s
The photo was taken with a close-up shot to capture the building as well as the crescent moon in one frame by using a 75 mm lens.
It is the rule of thirds composition as the building is slightly more to the right side and it touches the points of the gridlines.