Good news! Travel photo wallpaper calendar for March 2010 is now available here to download! Another month to go before the month of March, there is no reason of not putting up this wallpaper calendar on your LCD. 
If you still haven’t got the February 2010 wallpaper calendar, Download it first) As usual, 2 sizes are available here: 1920 x 1080 px for Full HD wide screen LCD and 1280 x 1024 px for conventional computer screen (or neither size is fitted nicely on your computer screen? Please let me know…). Choose either one to fit your LCD and download it for FREE. Or you may download both. No problem.
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This wallpaper photo features the scene of Kuala Lumpur city skyline at dawn. Dramatic cloudscape and in contrast to warm sunrise had attracted me to capture it immediately.
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fantastic skyline. where did you u take this from cecil? and the sky.. wow.. did it look like that or is it post editted to give it a more dramatic effect?
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It looked similar in actual. In-camera processing didn’t quite get the actual impact of the scene so I adjusted the level and added in some contrast in PS to get back the effect as seen! 
Yes. It’s fantastic to me too. I couldn’t resist to take this photo when I looked out from my home balcony at around 6:45am!
Good calender