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Nice shots Jeff. Brought tears to my eyes. Just so you know, my dad is one of those people who're there in the wee hours of the morning. Thanks for capturing the lives of ordinary people like my dad who're 'invisible'.

By and large, the people who actually make Malaysia great aren't the people working for the government. That's why they're called civil servants; they're here to help those people so they can spend their time doing what's actually important without having to worry about things like being robbed or having their radio interfered with or getting fleeced by a cheating business. That is what really been forgotten in Malaysia.

Thanks Jeff for showing us who is really the most important people to the country.

The people who know how to run this country are busy working in the markets.

Hi Jeff

Thanks for your merdeka effort. Pictures and images help people who are naturally "mudah lupa" to remember.

Like the commentor called malaysian_in_europe, I thank you and your buddies for capturing the lives of ordinary people who are 'invisible'.

My siblings and I remember the time when school holidays meant waking up at 5am, then walked two miles to the bus station and rode the bus to the market to help out at the vegetable stall.

While walking, we complained and cursed, and asked why god was so unfair.

Today, we thank god for walking with us and never abandoning us.

I'm no photo expert, but those are some good ass pics man. I doubt my eyes are that clear so early in the morning. All that beautiful fresh produce... nice work man. Definately a labour of love. Thank you for sharing it with us.