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					| We have seen many great news photographs published
						on the newspapers everyday. Unfortunately, the short life span of the newspaper made
						these images faded very soon. So, we decided to provide this site to local pressmen,
						allowing them to publish their portfolios here. MIR Communications hereby fully sponsor all their works. Credit will be given. | 
				 
				
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						 Portfolios currently link/sponsored :
						 
							- CY Leow - Ex-Picture Editor, The Star
							currently residing in New Zealand.
							
 - Philip Chong
							- Freelance Photojournalist ex-photographer for Canon Marketing Malaysia; currently as
							Editor for Digital Camera Magazine.
							
 - Abdul Shukor bin Md Janis
							
 - Ricky Heng - Journalist - The Sun
							
 - Stanley Chow - Sports Events Photographer
							
 - Vincent Thian - Photo Editor, Malaysian
							and regional Bureau - Associated Press News Photographer (AP)
							
 - Bazuki Mohammed - Photojournalist,
							Reuters Malaysia
							
 - Chen
							Yu - Ex-photojournalist, former volunteered maintainer
							of this site. His new appointment is with Genting Berhad .
							
 - Zainal
							Abd Halim - Photo journalist, Reuters Malaysia.
							Read the interview with him in LensaMalaysia.com.
							
 - Shamshahrin
							Shamsudin - EPA stringer based in Malaysia and
							ex-The Star photographer.
						
  
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						NOTE: The websites belonging to Zainal and Shamshahrin; Shukor are not sponsored
						by MIR Communications. If you are a Malaysian
						based Journalist, Link request are always encouraged.
						  
						
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					| Do you believe this photo was captured in
						Kuala Lumpur? Kuala Lumpur has many scenic places that we have never explored. This
						photo was captured on the 8th March, 1998 at Ampangan Batu, Batu Caves, about 20km
						from city center, by the way, it's just 3km from my house. -- leofoo | 
				 
			 
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						 32 dead and many
						get injured...
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						How would a photographer react and
						got himself involved in such an incident ? A photo essay
						of the most painful photographic event 
						he experienced throughout his career.
					
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						rearranged by: Zain Abdullah 
						Last updated 10 February 2006
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