Looking at the watches

If you are wandering around Batu Ferringhi street in Penang, Malaysia at night,
You will come across the stalls station at the road side selling pirated stuff
such DVD, CD and watches.
These local kids was looking at the watches, they usually just looking but not buying.

Second Floor

A local chinese restaurant is serving food on the second floor, but the kitchen is at the ground floor.
The restaurant make used of the window and hanging dishes up and down between first and second floor
so that serving food can be done smoothly.

Trishaw at rest

At the old street of Georgetown Penang, Malaysia.
You observed a trishaw park at the road side.
It was a hot afternoon, the trishaw man was having lunch somewhere.

Japanese bouncer at Ponto-chō street

The dude was standing in front of the pathway to the night club
at Ponto-chō street, Kyoto Japan. If you have look closer enough,
you will notice a geisha was walking back into the club.

Eating the ice cream

I was attracted by this beauty, while I walk up the path towards the Ginkakuji Temple at Kyoto Japan. Her friend feeding her a tea spoon of ice cream, at that moment I trigger the shuttle without knowing I am actually doing a street candid.

Waiting for the Show

This shot was taken during the Malaysia Day ( 16 Sept 2012) light and sound show held at Esplanade, Georgetown Penang.The photographers are squatting at the front row waiting for the show to start.

Start my journey to street candid

I realized that I like to shoot photo on the street whenever I went outstation for vacation. At first I like to shoot on the crowd with the city street as background. After I got my zoom lens I started to shoot on strangers without them noticing me. At first I didn't know what I do is street candid, I just enjoy shooting this kind of photo, where people reacts naturally on the streets. I was so worry when I realized I enjoy shooting strangers on the street, am I a paparazzi? Until I discovered street candid, I finally relieved.

"Gotcha"
They are having the parade on the street of Gion, Kyoto Japan. The boy at the back spotted me taking pictures of them.