Unfortunately, Batang Berjuntai wasn’t allowed to hang on to its colourful name. It was renamed vanilla Bestari Jaya. On a sunny day, some of the brightly-painted rural houses dangle like eye candy for the Body Cap Lens. Surreal and visually striking.
Olympus OM-D, ISO 200, f8, 1/1000 sec with the Body Cap Lens.
You may have taken a river ride on Sungai Selangor to see the fireflies in action at night but have you seen the place in the morning? The jetty at Taman Kelip Kelip in Kampung Kuantan, Kuala Selangor was so serene and quiet that I felt like lying on a boat to drift away.
When there is sun, the Body Cap Lens shines. Think of it as a body cap with the added bonus of being a lens. Then, you won’t be disappointed and will learn to work around the so-called limitations. After all, the optional lens hood of the kit lens cost as much.
The Firefly Colony photographed with the Olympus OM-D @ ISO 200, f8, 1/1000 sec with the Body Cap Lens. Corner vignetting applied with Snapseed.
This scene kind of reminds me of 5th Avenue in Manhattan. The Body Cap Lens and OM-D combo reminds me of the Kodak Instamatic camera I had as a kid. No exposure or focus settings to worry about. Just concentrate on composition.
The Body Cap Lens’ 15mm (30mm in old money) viewpoint suits urban landscape and street photography quite well. With a wrist strap on the OM-D and the lens set to its hyperfocal distance of between 5 feet and infinity, I roamed Jalan Bukit Bintang like a happy tourist.
Olympus OM-D, ISO 200, f8, 1/60 sec with the Body Cap Lens.
