Malaysian Photographer's Dreamy Photos Of 'Lonely Trees' Goes Viral

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The 25-year-old freelance photographer from Pahang recently shared a photo compilation of 'lonely trees' all over Malaysia and it's absolutely stunning.

Almost like scenes out of Pride & Prejudice – if you know what I mean.

Having grown up in the rural side of Pahang, near the Titiwangsa Range, Rafiq shares that he was always surrounded by lots of waterfalls, inspiring him to specialise in commercial and outdoor lifestyle photography since 2016.

"I used to spend my time during my childhood there with my family and friends. Unconsciously from those childhood memories, I have developed an intimate relationship with mountains and waterfalls. For me, those two places are the only places that I never get tired of shooting," he shares in an interview with SAYS.

The idea to compile the images of these 'lonely trees' that he spotted around Pahang, Melaka, and Selangor came to him about a week ago. 

He explains, "It could be a river that leads to the hills, it could be a mountain that is slightly taller than others or it could be a tree that stands alone in a vast open landscape."

Like many during this time, it's been a challenge as a full-time outdoor photographer since shoot locations are limited, but he's learned to improvise his work with clients. 

And although activities he enjoys like travelling, hiking, and camping are put on hold for now, he's grateful to be able to do what he loves as a job. 

Take a look at some of them below:

Wallpaper worthy.