a view over the Bukit Bintang (Star Hill) area of Kuala Lumpur from the KL Tower. in the centre of the picture is Berjaya Times Square, a shopping mall with a rollercoaster inside it(!).. below that is Low Yat Plaza good for computer bits and electronics, and to the left the green building is Lot 10, which has been there for a fair few years, longer than most of the buildings in the area. lots of other malls & hotels around here, a popular shopping/entertainment area of KL.

covering the pavement and spreading into the road, loads of restaurants line the street. in the Bukit Bintang area of Kuala Lumpur.

raining all day and night in Kuala Lumpur, the roof they built over the main street in Chinatown doesn’t seem such a bad idea now

spectacularly surreal architecture, the twin towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia illuminate the night sky.
Once the tallest buildings in the world (1998-2004), now just the tallest twin buildings.

White Sand Beach at night, restaurants and bars all along the edge of the beach, as the tide is out at night most put chairs n cushions on the beach for you to sit and have a drink or candlelit dinner.. but it is pretty deserted, with most places having far more staff than customers

swing out over the sea at high tide, one of a few simple yet picturesque swings on the beach

as the tide goes out at White Sand Beach, on Koh Chang, Thailand

sunset over White Sand Beach on Koh Chang, Thailand’s second largest island (after Phuket)

spectacular fireworks display during the Loi Krathong festival from the Saphan Taksin bridge over the river in Bangkok<br />
an annual celebration in November marking the end of the rainy season where small bamboo & coconut leaf ‘Krathongs’ holding candles and incense sticks are floated on the river

fountains at the entrance to the small but nice Benjasiri Park, next to the Emporium shopping centre along Sukhumvit road. There are not many city parks in the world where you can happily wander around at night with a camera & tripod with no fear of getting mugged