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A police officer fills his ballot paper during the early voting ahead of the 14th general
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A police officer fills his ballot paper during the early voting ahead of the 14th general
A police officer fills his ballot paper during the early voting ahead of the 14th general election on May 9, at Bukit Aman police headquarters in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia May 5, 2018. REUTERS/Lai Seng Sin TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY
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Black Colour Body Part Box Object Covered Front View Interior Juxtaposition Comparison Object Paper Patriotism Real People Seen Through Vote White Colour Democracy Polling Booth Unrecognisable
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In this powerful image captured by Lai Seng Sin, a police officer is seen filling his ballot paper during the early voting ahead of the 14th general election in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The juxtaposition of the uniformed officer and the act of casting his vote highlights both the significance and responsibility that comes with participating in a democratic process. The unrecognizable figure adds an element of anonymity to this scene, allowing viewers to project themselves into the photo and contemplate their own role as citizens. The black color of the ballot paper stands out against the white backdrop, symbolizing choices being made within a clear framework. The composition cleverly utilizes creative techniques such as capturing only part of the body - specifically, a leg - which emphasizes that it is not just one person's duty but rather a collective effort to shape their nation's future. This portrayal reinforces notions of patriotism and civic duty. Seen through an open polling booth, we witness democracy in action; individuals exercising their right to vote while an election official oversees proceedings from afar. The silhouette effect further amplifies this sense of unity among people who may have different backgrounds or beliefs but are united by their shared desire for progress. Overall, Lai Seng Sin's photograph encapsulates both hope and determination as Malaysians engage in shaping their country's destiny through peaceful means.
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