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Nature photography has got to be my favorite hobby!


  Have you ever met someone who randomly stops in the middle of a busy street just to take pictures of a pretty sunset? Or maybe someone who constantly makes videos of fluffy clouds and has a specific album for it? Well if you don’t know of someone who does that, you do now!

  I don’t remember when or how it all started but I’m glad it did. Photography can become an addiction once you realize how beautiful nature is!

  About a year ago, I went on a trip to Malaysia. When people asked me what I loved about the place, the first thing that popped into my mind was nature. The greenery, breathtaking sunsets, and most importantly the fluffy clouds you get to see every day!

 I think I spent the majority of that trip clinging on to my phone and power bank! I still remember, the first day we went sightseeing was the day I knew I’d love to call this place home.

 There’s something so therapeutic about being connected to nature, the way it clears your mind, recharging you mentally and physically. Like, how on a stressful day we sometimes look out the window on to a natural view just to clear our mind.

 I’ve noticed how my mood usually depends on the places I visit, I tend to feel joyful in places that are surrounded by greenery. Being able to breathe the fresh air somehow puts everything into place, it has the power to make you feel alive...literally.

 And so I wanted to share some of my favorite pictures from that trip in this post! Maybe reliving those days through pictures helps me recollect those precious moments!




This is one of the islands I visited in Malaysia called Langkawi. The turquoise sea and the beautiful greenery honestly look like a painting!
I never knew how cable cars could frighten the life out of you yet soothe your mind all at once!





I've always dreamt of having breakfast with a view and it was perfect, except for the fact that my tea had gotten cold after the dozen pictures I took, but it was worth it!









And lastly this view! I actually couldn't believe my eyes when I saw this place! It looked unreal. The fresh breeze and the warm sunlight really did feel therapeutic!







Nature really is breathtaking!

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