Photo Credit: Ropequest Sdn Bhd
Taking selfies or wefies is a popular thing in this day and age.
This photo though, taken by a group of maintenance workers at the pinnacle of the 1,381-feet tower, is one worth.
The workers, who work for Ropequest Sdn Bhd, uploaded a photo taken using a mono-pod stick. The workers can be seen posing with their safety helmets and harness intact (safety first!) as one of them takes out the mono-pod stick to capture the moment. The view of Kuala Lumpur’s city centre from way up in the sky makes it one pretty amazing selfie.
There’s even a short video which you can view on Ropequest’s Facebook page.
Think there’s a better selfie or wefie out there with a view like this? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
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Superb picture…..
Michele Longo
When selfie was not yet invented. Legendary Yusof Ghani has done it all with just using a film SLR camera in 1996. Kau mampu.
http://www.therakyatpost.com/news/2015/05/25/photojournalists-kl-tower-selfie-predates-the-coining-of-the-word/
They are having plenty of fun up there, must be very proud of their selfies this time. Thank to the smart phone technology. 🙂
Wow! That’s the best selfie I’ve ever seen!
This group of wefie first capture their photo while building kL tower
With the SJ6000 camera…
Nerves of steel
This is awesome! Can’t look too long though…..gayat
wowwww
been there but not that high up!!!!!! Eeeek
I thought selfie is disrespectful in Malaysia. .you disrespected the KL Tower!
OMG OMG OMG!!!
My hair standing on ends. My legs wobbley!
Umair Mahmood and Zubair Mehmood
Best shot ever
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veryyyyy amazingg
This is awesome!!
Allahu Akbar
We should try this Zatriani Zade Dinia Villarin
ohmyyy
can we do thatt ahhah
now that’s a selfie
Ian Towle
Tak gayat ke?
awesome..
How do you get this job???
How amazing!!!
At de tør sier nå æ ?
I maybe the anomaly here but I’m not impressed. Risking your life for a pic so that you can post it on Facebook to get many “likes” is absurd. It doesn’t seem cool or amazing–just irresponsible–not just to themselves but also to the public. It makes me question the company’s safety procedures when workers are allowed to do something like this.
How do you know they are risking their lives?
How do you know that the objective of their wefie is to see how many likes they will get when posted on FB?
Your concern is good and welcomed but looking at the kind of exposure our beloved city receives because of their risky act, I think it’s worth it. They took a well calculated risk for the city, not with a dean on a stage 😉
Lighten up. People take photos of their mee, toe nail etc. This you got to take!
Lily Putih…aku bkan gayat je……mau pengsan 3 hr 4mlm…bahahahh
Wahhh… hebat hampa ni
Gayat ni kalo aku..
Omg they’re crazy!
Janette McCormick
Selfie cause many accident ! Beware guys
I would die!!
Now that is awesome!!!
Ash Mills. Can you give us something like this pal??
Will this do Danny Weare??
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Haha. Nice one!!!
Danni, I’m starting to think that you’re working undercover for the Malaysia Tourism Bureau.
Wowww
better don’t drop the phone over people head.
Banglas not allowed to perform such climbs. Too many procedures to follow and too technical. You need skilled labour for things like these.
Nope. We aren’t allowed to climb the pinnacle.
Perfect
Extremely brave of them.
cool ! be safe now 🙂
It’s a Wefie 😀 not Selfie 😀
Wow, the effort, take care guys!