Masjid Negara Lights and Shadows

Masjid Negara Lights and Shadows

22 Sep Filed under Architecture, Malaysia. Tagged Masjid Negara. Bookmark the permalink. Post a comment. Leave a Trackback (URL).

The mosque was a very interesting place to explore, the architects that planned it made it so that every different hall had a different atmosphere created by the juxtaposing of geometric elements giving a special play on the lights.

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One of the coolest things at the Masjid Negara is that to enter, you must be fully dressed (no short sleeve shirts), and if you don’t they provide you with a purple traditional-futuristic chador, which actually greatly resembles a Jedi outfit.

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This school is located right inside the National Mosque. The kids there were all having a blast, running everywhere, chased by teachers, looking super cool with their Egyptian type outfit.

4 Comments

Tommy Lund

Posted 5 Oct ’10 at 8:48 am | Permalink

I really like your pictures. I like you style and the way you capture your objects. often peaceful.

/ Tommy

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- Cyril Maury
  
  Posted 5 Oct ’10 at 5:35 pm | Permalink
  
  Thank you Tommy! I’ll try to keep it up!
Martina Egli

Posted 20 Dec ’10 at 2:26 pm | Permalink

What a stunning image! I love the silhouette and the reflections on the floor. Composition and tones are excellent too. Great work!

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Rifhan

Posted 5 Aug ’12 at 3:29 pm | Permalink

Awesome photo. The light and shadow complement each other, producing an exquisite panorama.

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