2009-02-15
Scenic Sunday: Petronas Twin Towers
Labels: HDR image, photography, scenic sunday, tag and meme 20 comments
The Petronas Twin Towers (also known as the Petronas Towers or just Twin Towers),Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia were the world's tallest buildings, before being surpassed by Taipei 101. It were the world's tallest buildings from 1998 to 2004. However, the towers are still the tallest twin buildings in the world and it is one of Malaysia's most popular tourist destinations.
great job with the HDR imaging! great colors.
That is a mighty shot! And house! Beautiful colors!
Magnificent structures! They are almost like two crystals!
Love the angle of this shot. Those are some mighty tall buildings. Smiles B
Wow, I have a keychain of this Petronas Towers.
Its a beautiful building. Perfect Scenic Sunday.
Tess(life is beautiful)
Good HDR shot! The Twin Towers is one of my fav subject too but I've yet to try my haands on HDR.
wonderful shot and so beautiful Bingtang. I just got mine up. I am trying to get as much done s possible in between storms.
Oh my I wish I could travel as much as you. you always have such wonderful photos!!:-)
I agree, memang lawa! You are the best bintang! One day nak pinjam pics u lak he he! ;)
Great "sky"-view!/Eva
Oh, oh, I've been there!!! What an awesome tower - it leaves you totally speechless and your photo has captured it so beautifully!
love the colors very much!
Your photo is so beautiful that these buildings don't look real...they look like they belong in Disneyland. Great shot!!
Really nice shots!!! Love the effect & that sky is sensational!!!
Lovely colors, great shot! I think it's headquarters of BMW formula 1 team!
OMG! This is beautiful! The color look great!
Those are magnificent structures
The Petronas Towers are Stunning skyscrapers
I know that the bridge between the towers is probably used only for tourists but I'd love to have an apartment in it. Imagine that - you'd feel like you're constantly flying hundreds feet above the ground.
Petronas will always be a second WTC in Asia hehe