Kuala Lumpur is a picturesque city surrounded by hills, especially when when viewed from higher grounds. It is in a valley after all. You have seen my previous pics of KL’s skyline from the hills of Cheras and Ampang. This time; a view from the opposite side. This was photographed near the forbidden Sivan Temple on top of Bukit Gasing, Petaling Jaya.
Choice is good. You can have a RM 58 high tea at the fabulous revolving restaurant on top of the KL Tower. Or you can have a RM 1 tea at a hawker gazing at the sun setting over KL Tower. Never mind that the table is not level and the drink will slide down hill. The view is just as superb. High tea, indeed.
Precise sun spotting and trajectory calculation via GPS and Sun Surveyor app on Samsung Galaxy phone. Photographed with the Olympus E-5.
A group of indecisive cumulus clouds were hovering above Kuala Lumpur today. After much hesitation, did they make the drop? No. It didn’t rain in the end. Photographed with the Olympus OM-D and the 12-50mm kit lens.
