Kathiresh Balakrishnan, who goes by the handle Seremban Streetist, is committed to documenting the charm of his humble hometown.
SEREMBAN: For future generations of Malaysians curious about the country’s past, photographs hold the keys.
“Seremban is like a mini Malaysia,” he shared, adding that it’s a town where the nation’s multiculturalism shines. A family member of the uncle said they had seen a photo of the man on Kathiresh’s social media account. They themselves did not have any pictures of him in his shop. “Yes, but every time I go elsewhere to take photos, it always inspires me to come back to Seremban to take more pictures. And true enough, I always find something new to capture.”“I would say it’s like an unwritten rule. We don’t take pictures of the homeless or beggars or of anyone in what would be an embarrassing situation.”
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