Photo hunting time again! And this week’s theme is “Pointed”. I cracked my head a little bit over this one, not wanting to go for very conventional ideas and here is my entry for the hunt.
I caught my sister’s pre-wedding photographer with his huge professional camera “pointed” at the happy couple. I thought this would be the perfect entry for this category! 
2 more conventional pictures are below:-
Sansevieria trifasciata or commonly known as “Mother-in-law’s Tongue” because of its sharp pointed leaves.
A signpost showing places of interest within walking distance from Merdeka Square in Kuala Lumpur. Honestly? Not everything stated there is within walking distance. Some are really far away! But if you keep walking long enough, you’d get there.
Happy hunting and happy weekend everyone!
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great idea’s for this weeks theme! nice photo’s
View mine if you wish here thanks…
what a great “pointed” idea!:D
happy photo-hunting!
I didn’t know that plant is called like that. LOL… I wonder who named it like that???
My PH is posted HERE.
Hope you could drop by. Happy weekends!
MIL’s tongue, LOL. Is that what it’s really called? That’s funny. And I love the first shot. Perfect.
Wonderful photos and I didn’t know that plant is called by that name
fab collection you got here. The last one’s my favorite!
Have a great weekend =)
I love the photo you actually took of the photographer!! That is priceless.
Mine’s shared.
hi, paris. that plant’s name is intriguing and interesting as well.
that photo with the photographer is very unique for this theme.
Aw man, I love the shot you took of the wedding photographer! That’s just lovely.
Wow, that’s a lot of pointed pictures. Good collection.
Have a great weekend.
I love seeing pictures about other places. I know very little about Kuala Lumpur, so thanks for the photos!
I did Photo Hunt today, too! Come see mine and put your link up.
http://newyorktraveler.net/photo-hunters-pointed/
Graham: Thank you and yours was good too!
luna miranda: Thank you!
Shutterhappyjenn: Maybe because MILs are supposed to have sharp tongues?
Lynn: Thank you and yes, its really called that!
Julie: Aren’t you glad to find out?
kaycee: thanks!
Hootin Anni: Thank you!
bingskee: Thank you!
rinnah: Aww… thank you! I was impressed myself LOL
Snoopythegoon: Thanks and happy weekend!
Mrs.Mecomber: I loved reading about your travels around New York too. Thanks for the link!
I’ve never heard of that plant being called “Mother-in-law’s tongue” but it sure is appropriate (at least in my experience!) lol Great post and take on the theme.
Oh,…. that’s not a good name for a plant,……… I hope I never get like that,…..lol ! All great photos, love the one of the photographer,… have a wonderful weekend.
I didn’t know that you are “photohunting”!
Great collection
Luv all your photos of PE’s pre-wedding shots!
Leslie: Thank you and sorry to hear you can identify with the plant! :O
kissedalotoftoads: Nope its not a good name at all heh… thanks and hope you had a good weekend too.
Andie: Heya! Yep I just started photohunting
giddy tigress: Thanks!