I asked the operator and he said he extracts (or blends) the juice from the watermelons without adding water or sugar, as other sellers would.
The stall brands itself as Kaw-Kaw Tembikai Blend. Kaw is the Hokkien word for thick.
Sony Alpha a7R, ISO 125, f4, 1/200 sec.
I saw a lovely setting sun in the mirror while stuck in a horrendous traffic jam today. Decided to shoot through the wing mirror while waiting at the lights.
Deliberate under-exposure kept the bright sun in check. That, plus factors such as micro-vibrations and dust on an already optically-imperfect mirror created some funky effects.
I like the surreal effect in which different shades of red and orange dominate; that of the sun, the street lights and tail lights of cars going in the opposite direction.
Many Cantonese-speaking photographers refer to such a sunset as “kai tan wong” or egg yolk.
Sony Alpha a7R, ISO 100, f4, 1/1250 sec.
Fire hydrants are usually colour-coded so firefighters can tell at a glance the water capacity and pressure available.
Intended as a critical time-saving indicator during a fire, the meaning of the colour codes are not universally standardised though.
The pillar hydrants I see here in Tanjung Malim are mostly red, with a few in yellow.
Behind the hydrant is the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer in Rest House Road. The Catholic church started as a small chapel in 1960 and was rebuilt in 2007.
Sony Alpha a7R, ISO 100, f4, 1/640 sec.
