16 Malaysian that made the cut in The 2017 Sony World Photography Awards
Dikemaskini :
9 March 2017
Fire Dancer - An annual ritual for fire dancers to with-stand the power of piles of firecrackers during the festive of the Gods. - Foley Hits, Malaysia, Shortlist, Open, Culture, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards
Chengdu Teahouse - The Chengdu teahouse is gem of Chinese tea culture, and the most important part of locals daily life: for leisure, relaxing, chatting, meetings, as well as being the court of civilians in the old days. - Aaron Ng, Malaysia, Commended, Open, Culture, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards
Chrysanthemum - This is a close-up view of a chrysanthemum flower taken using a macro lens. I was attending Dundee Flower & Food Festival (located in Dundee, United Kingdom) in September 2016, and the chrysanthemum was part of a flower competition. I am enchanted by how these petals are arranged on top of each other with such tenderness. The petals are like limbs caressing softly with each other. Each petal has its own lovely texture and feels delicate to the eyes. The deep rich colour adds intensity to this image as well. - Andrew Lim, Malaysia, Commended, Open, Nature, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards
Moody - DNF, Fujisan Marathon. - Ann Ric, Malaysia, Shortlist, Open, Nature, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards
Flags of Pride - This image was taken on 31 August, 2016 the National Day of Malaysia in 'Dataran Merdeka' or Independence Square in Kuala Lumpur. I combined two elements of motion in this image. I shot a person right in front of me waving the National Flag(partial) with the students also waving their National Flags on the platform who were quite far away! - Azman Karib Ibrahim, Malaysia, Commended, Open, Motion, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards
Phan Rang Fishing Net Making - Traditional matter of making fishing net at Phan Rang in Vietnam during my trip in 2016. - Danny Yen Sin Wong, Malaysia, Commended, Open, Travel, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards
Carry Together - The boar is the greatest harvest in hunting, guns only hunted large animals, small animals with blowpipe hunting. That day, all the tribes will be celebrated because of the boar. - Edwin Ong Wee Kee, Malaysia, Commended, Open, Travel, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards
Going Home - I took this photo during summer in Kyoto, Japan. Before I get off the bus at the next station, I gave my seat to this young elementary student with heavy bags and she immediately fell asleep. I took this photo without even have time to look at the viewfinder because the bus passengers are pushing towards me because most of them are getting off at this station. - Jian Seng Soh, Malaysia, Shortlist, Open, Street Photography, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards
National Centre for the Performing Arts - A reflection of the National Centre for the Performing Arts, Beijing, during the blue hour to sunset. - Mun Khean Wong, Malaysia, Commended, Open, Architecture (open), 2017 Sony World Photography Awards
Ma'Nene Ritual - For every three or five years family and relatives or Toraja people pay respects to deceased the dead body by dressing them up, cleaning their corpes and dressing them in their favourite clothes. This is a bizarre Ma'nene Ritual or festival celebrated by Torajans in North Toraja, Indonesia. The festival also knows as The Ceremony of Cleaning Of Corpses. This picture aptured on my first day visit dated August 28, 2016 at Batan Pangala Village, North Toraja, shows image of the death body of Yakob Tandi Tondon died at 62 years old in 2009. - Muslianshah Bin Masrie, Malaysia, Commended, Open, Culture, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards
Cleaning Of Corpses - Family and relatives cleaning the dead body of Paulus Sampe Lemba died at 62 years old in 2009 in Batan Pangala Village. This is a bizarre Ma'nene Ritual or festival celebrated by Torajans in North Toraja, Indonesia. The festival also knows as The Ceremony of Cleaning Of Corpses. For every three or five years family and relatives or Toraja people pay respects to deceased the dead body by dressing them up, cleaning their corpes and dressing them in their favourite clothes a very unique and rare culture in the world. - Muslianshah Masrie, Malaysia, Commended, Open, Culture, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards
Unforgettable Memories - Grandmother poses with her grandson while sharing the story of her past to grandson on how joy and sorrow as a piece of framed photographs on the wall which describes her's journey of life as an unforgettable memories forever. - Nursyafiqah Azlan, Malaysia, Shortlist, Student Focus, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards
Boatman@Buriganga river - Everyday life on the river boat rowers repeated Buringangga worthy of Jety into the village opposite in Dhaka, the boat that is made from this wood and crossed a wide river with busy trade ship and ferry. - Ruzely Abdullah, Malaysia, Commended, Open, Street Photography, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards
Round Netting - Beautiful round netting capture in Xiapu county, Fujian Province, China during the trip in 2016. - Sian Kooi Kua, Malaysia, Commended, Open, Travel, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards
The Fighter - Kusthi is Indian's traditional wrestling which is still practising by many in India. The Guru Kusthi is well respected by the local community. This shot shown one of the famous Guru Kusthi who aged >60 year-old, still provide training to his student. - Swee Hoe Lim, Malaysia, Commended, Open, Culture, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards
Relax - Old man playing card. - Wong Wai Sun, Malaysia, Commended, Open, Travel, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards
Fish Park - I shot this from the balcony of the flat I'm staying at, and further composited and manipulated the photograph to deliver the surreal feeling of staying in a concrete jungle & desire for freedom. Well, I wish it's a pool of fish instead of a carpark full of cars. - Yong Lin Tan, Malaysia, Shortlist, Open, Enhanced, 2017 Sony World Photography Awards
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