Lone burp: While the two elder itik kuning scout for more locations, Baby Itik has some cheese cake courtesy of Griffith's in PJ State.

Sodium rays: Reflection of Chinatown shophouses bathed under the sodium streetlights after the rain.

Pisces in yellow: Tropical fish getting curious with the camera. Pic / Charmingangel (Terima kasih, sis!)

Look who's watching?: "Yellow faced soft toy that keeps my daughter company." Our good buddy, Rev Sivin Kit sent in this picture from Norway where he's doing his post-graduate studies. (Terima kasih, bro!)

Origami fun: Paper boats folded by children in the Women's Aid Organisation shelter. They used old WAO brochures for this exercise. Pic / Michelle Yesudas (Terima kasih, sis!)

Can't miss: Emergency phone set in an apartment complex. Pic / Michelle Yesudas

Golden offerings: Paper luxury items ablaze during the Chinese Qingming festival. The practice has been in place since the days of Ancient China. Pic / Charmingangel

Yellow pollen puffs: Detail of an August Rain Lily flower (Zephyranthes candida). This common grass-like plant is actually a bulb and can be found in many landscaped spaces.

Yellow plastic container: "They're pretty and remain functional after initial use." Pic / Sivin Kit

Payung: Bring it on, rain or shine. Pic / Pair-o-Nikons

Market cheer: Bright yellow wall at the PJ Old Town market. Pic / Pair-o-Nikons

Let the sunshine in: Window detail of a dwelling in the coastal town of Kuala Besut, Terengganu.

Things I need before I sleep: "Winnie the Pooh soft-toy posing among living room deco." Pic / Nave (Terima kasih, bro!)

Recycled: From milk cartons to fruit container. Pic / Pair-o-Nikons

Dusk calm: Day is done - an aerator floats calmly in a fishpond at the former royal town of Jugra, Selangor. Acres of former swampland along the edges of the Sungai Langat have been developed as fish ponds.

Sikat demi sikat: Combs of banana hang from rods in a fruit-seller's shop.

Steel pirouette: Emergency exit at a building in the Kuala Kubu Baru Hospital in Selangor. Utility can be beautiful yo!