There may not be much going on in this image photographically speaking, but I am particularly fond of it because it captures the very essence of the shy, non-confrontational attitude of the simple Malay folk that you will likely encounter in Malaysia, especially in small towns. I was right there in the front of this textile shop, pointing my camera at them and clicking away without asking for permission. They noticed my intrusion right away, but they tolerated my presence without showing any hostility. The salesgirl on the left remained as she was in the corner, but shyly turned away, giggling gleefully at the attention I was giving her, and her customer who had just made her purchase turns away the other direction, with a smile but still avoiding eye contact with me too. They never once waved angrily at me nor showed any negativity. They accepted my presence and eventually carried on with their day.