Temple lotus for Andy

Malaysia

Since 1985 I often visit Malaysia, where I stay with my Chinese "sister" and her family, and just live everyday life with them. These shots reflect many moments in this trpical and lovely place.
Temple lotus for Andy

Temple lotus for Andy

26 Mar 2009 7 4 741
Malaysia. Buddhist temple. Get well, Andy. Thinking of you
Heliconias

Heliconias

25 Mar 2009 10 10 697
Home garden. Malaysia. Fond Noir svp
South China Sea

South China Sea

23 Mar 2009 8 4 648
Malaysia
Comment organiser votre hijab.

Comment organiser votre hijab.

20 Mar 2009 2 458
Public sign. Kelantan, Malaysia. Not applicable to foreigners or Chinese.
Temple detail

Temple detail

21 Mar 2009 2 8 614
Malaysia. Bachok
Dragon and dinosaur

Dragon and dinosaur

21 Mar 2009 10 12 806
Malyasia. Buddhist temple. Bachok
Old and the new

Old and the new

21 Mar 2009 8 6 431
Malyasia. Buddhist temple. Bachok
Reclining Buddha

Reclining Buddha

26 Mar 2009 6 4 625
Tumpat, Malaysia
Traditional Malaysian eatery.

Traditional Malaysian eatery.

21 Mar 2009 6 7 688
Food from these places is just amazing. Sadly, now they are starting to give way to more Western style cafes.
Sign

Sign

25 Mar 2009 4 9 685
Malaysia. Chinese shop. ON BLACK svp
Buddhist temple

Buddhist temple

26 Mar 2009 6 8 750
Malaysia
Garden with boat

Garden with boat

19 Jul 2005 15 10 837
Malaysia
Bamboo blinds (chicks). Malaysia.

Bamboo blinds (chicks). Malaysia.

21 Mar 2009 2 5 2819
Old fashioned street blinds on traditional shops in Khota Bharu.
Sacred carp

Sacred carp

20 Jan 2012 11 12 814
Buddhist temple, Kuantan. Malaysia
Monsoon rain and fish

Monsoon rain and fish

20 Jan 2012 7 5 756
Temple pond. Heavy monsoon rain on sacred fish.
Chinese New Year 2012

Chinese New Year 2012

22 Jan 2012 5 903
Enter the Dragon. Malaysia. Traditional dinner and entertainment
Chinese New Year Dinner entertainer

Chinese New Year Dinner entertainer

22 Jan 2012 4 4 803
Red is the traditional colour for Chinese New Year good fortune! and he certainly is in the red!
Bird's nest hotel (Swiflet hotel)

Bird's nest hotel (Swiflet hotel)

27 Jan 2012 10 7 1510
People here use old buildings, or even custom build "hotels" to house swallows (swifts) where the birds live and build their nests. These nests, which are stuck together using the saliva of the bird, are harvested and sold for thousands of dollars per kilo. They are then cooked into fthe highly expensive and luxury dish of Chinese Birds' Nest Soup. As the product is so valuable, the 'hotels" are razor wired and guarded.
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