I intentionally underexposed this shot to give a more metallic feeling. - Nomadic Samuel - Samuel Jeffery - Travel Photography

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The Petronas Towers at night - photo essay from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

This shot was taken in between the towers and showcases the skybridge in the middle.

This photo is skewered towards the one tower.

As a travel photography tutorial sometimes look for objects such as branches that can be used to frame the the shot.

This is a photo that emphasizes the skybridge - the only area where the general public can visit.

This is a close-up zoomed shot offering a glimpse into the various offices located in the buildings.

I intentionally underexposed this shot to give a more metallic feeling.

A travel photography tip for taking shots at night is to always carry your tripod which allows you to take longer exposures.

This shot was taken from a distance using my telephoto lens to capture the top portion of the towers.

I intentionally underexposed this shot to give a more metallic feeling.

I intentionally underexposed this shot to give a more metallic feeling.

I intentionally underexposed this shot to give a more metallic feeling.

Sony DSLR-A500 |

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Original size: 4272x2848 |

Current: 800x534 |

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