Quirky poses, with colourful props and clothing, make for interesting photos at Sky Mirror Kuala Selangor. Photos: Andy Carlson Granger
Just off the Kuala Selangor coastline is a mysterious sandbank or “island” in the Straits of Malacca. But this is no ordinary island: its reflective qualities make it an extremely popular spot for curious visitors.
Thanks to these reflective qualities, “Sky Mirror”, as it is popularly known, is likened to Bolivia’s Salar De Uyuni, the world largest salt flat.
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Sky Mirror Kuala Selangor
Quirky poses, with colourful props and clothing, make for interesting photos at Sky Mirror Kuala Selangor. Photos: Andy Carlson Granger
Boats at the colourful Jeti Pekan Lama Kuala Selangor, waiting to bring visitors to the Sky Mirror in the middle of the Straits of Malacca.
It may look like just a sand island in the middle of the sea, but if you know where and how to get the best of the Sky Mirror's reflective qualities, you'll get some amazing photos.
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