Definitely another breathtaking view at Harewood House, Leeds. Here's a shot taken of a huge tree with dried autumn leaves, green meadow and light blue sky.
The Parkinson Building was named after Frank Parkinson, a major benefactor to the University of Leeds. It's probably one of the main landmarks in Leeds.
One of the streets in Paris. Typically narrow, yet possesses such distinct French features. The city is usually crowded with vehicles, pedestrians and brasseries on almost every corner and junction.
The lonely road leading towards Harewoord House in Leeds. It's surrounded by a beautiful spacious meadow. Definitely one of the most breathtaking sceneries I've ever seen.
The coconut drink has long been a popular drink in the tropics, especially during the warm weather. Its content is usually accompanied by the tender white inner flesh, also known as endosperm.
The Christ Church of Malacca is built in Dutch Colonial architecture style. Famous for being part of The Stadthuys, it's originally painted in white. Later in 1911, the church and the neighbouring building was painted red and this distinctive colour has remained the hallmark of Malacca's Dutch-era buildings since.
Burning joss sticks during the Cheng Beng Festival at Sam Poh Tong. During the occasion, Chinese people pray before their ancestors at the graves or burial grounds.
The beautiful green view of the tea plantation at Cameron Highlands. This photo is just a part of the massive tea plantation at the 'BOH' Sungei Palas Tea Centre.
A typical Yee Sang dish during the Chinese New Year celebration. It usually consists of strips of raw fish (commonly salmon), mixed with shredded vegetables and a variety of sauces and condiments. It's considered a symbol of abundance and prosperity.
The office of the Prime Minister of Malaysia. Located at Perdana Putra Putrajaya, this government building is clearly inspired by the Islamic architecture.
Special Thai Style Egg, one of the dishes served at Little Yum Yum, Kota Damansara. Basically it's fried eggs topped with chicken mince and spring onions. I love it.
A beautifully constructed water fountain seen around the area where the Malaysia's National Monument, also known as the Tugu Negara in Bahasa, is located.
Red lanterns hanging along the edge of the roof at Thean Hou Temple, one of the biggest Chinese temples around Kuala Lumpur and is also a favourite tourist location. The photo was taken during the Chinese New Year festive season.
This photo was taken at Batu Caves, usually the main focus of the Hindu community's yearly festival - Thaipusam. There was an ongoing prayer session and several spots were lighting up with fire on stools, just like the photo above.
The first ever Apple iPod Shuffle bought. Engraved with "Specially from kenwooi.com", it was actually a gift for a mini blog contest organized back in July 2010; in-conjunction with my birth month.
The pride of Malaysia, the Petronas Twin Towers - inspired by the ideology of former Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir. It was the tallest buildings in the world for 6 years, until Taipei 101 was completed in 2004.
The view from the bottom of the magnificent structure in Malaysia, the Petronas Twin Towers. Located at the heart of Kuala Lumpur, the twin towers has become an iconic symbol and landmark for the country.
The Tavern is located at GAB's very own Sungei Way Brewery. It's a pub to chill and drink. Occasionally, it houses various events - one notable event was the St. Patrick's Day Media Launch in 2011.
This antique stairs photo was taken at the Pinang Peranakan Mansion at Penang Island. This main staircase is a distinct feature of the European influence which uses of both local and imported materials. To get to the upper floor, you're required to take off your shoes.