through the fire
Don't ask me what I was doing here. I was quite close to the flame. All I know is that was my order of Fried Rice and yes, it was delicious. In and around KL, there are stall/restaurants, mainly Chinese owned, that we call 'Tai Chao' (loosely means big fry). Probably the best 'homecooked' meals you can get. The one I frequent is in Jalan Ampang next to the Ampang Mini-Market and the wedding photography studio. Finding this Tai Chao isn't difficult, getting there is. Jalan Ampang is known for its awful traffic. So, it's good you're ready for dinner no earlier than 9pm on weeknights.
clicked by edwin s at 3:13 PM
15 Comments:
Nice contast and colors.
A really interesting caption to go with this photo. It made me want to re-look at it several times to see all of the definition.
Gorgeous! Watch the damage to that lens!
Beautifully done. Very tasty, Ed.
I like movement and texture of flame you captured.
As Eric said,i really look at this photo for several times....:))
really awesome capture!!
jing
shanghai daily photo
tres belle photo, j'espere que tu n'as pas cramé ton APN.
Bon dimanche
very beautiful photograph, I hope that you did not burn your APN. Good Sunday
WOW EDDIE! My eye just jumps all over this one...like that nasi goreng! LOL! Trying to zoom in on one area of interest is IMPOSSIBLE...like getting there...too many gorgeous colors and bluuuuuurrrrrrs! WOOHOO! U did it aGAIN my MAN! Feeling better today? I AM! Gonna hit the running trail...going for 10 miles...send "make it" vibes pleeeeeeeease! ;-)
The more I see of pictures like this, of such diversity, originality & colour, the more I stick by what I wrote you on the previous (not the snake king!:-)). You could have a go at original photography of all themes, not just protrait. Unless that's what you want to do.
I had a great Chinese lunch today. I showed the lady who owns the restaurant my pic of China in Lisbon (see that last Monday or Tuesday?). She knew the place, but was more interested in my flash pen on the table. Ended up with me telling her that her compatriots were gonna take over big in about 10 years from now. What a big smile that brought out!!! Great week, E!
Very special.
OMG, I love the stuff they serve at hawker stores in SE Asia. And they are so inexpensive too. Great picture!
Hey Again! Do you have and like "Ipoh Kway Tiao" (not sure of the spelling)...my hubs says he really misses that! ;-)
This fire really 'heated' you up you guys, didn't it? LOL!
Ame, Ipoh Kway Tiao? Wow! Your husband knows his food! The best Ipoh Kway Tiao is in Ipoh (of course!) but there are a couple of places in KL.
I can almost smell the fried rice!
Memorable, great power.
interesting closeup!!
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