This Malaysian Has A Thing For Train Stations. He Has Photographed Over 100 Worldwide!
They're almost hypnotising.
By Sheryll Paul — 29 Oct 2017, 05:20 PM
Enig Hui is a Malaysian photographer whose photo series of underground train stations have captured audiences from around the world
A travel enthusiast, he aims to be able to portray the beauty and architecture of railways in countries near and far
"You'll get to know the culture and character of a city through its infrastructure," Enig says.
He describes how going down to underground train stations often made him feel like he was stepping onto a film set. He says he is particularly drawn to the Nordic countries for their art, design and landscape.
He is also fascinated by the symmetry and contrast of the railway architectures
Enig was born in Miri and is currently based in Kota Kinabalu. He comes from an engineering background.
His works have gone viral and been featured on sites like The Daily Mail and Lomography.
"I would like my underground photo series to be able to transcend the moody yet sleek vibe of train stations as a way to complement the gritty energy of urban life," Enig says
He's even photographed one of our MRT stations!
He says that he is pretty impressed with the new MRT stations and is hoping to be granted a private photography tour by RapidKL.
