Siti Aminah has chalked many milestones in her career as a photographer. Photos: minmohd
When Siti Aminah Mohd Ramli gave up her comfortable job as an executive secretary in 2015, many people were surprised, especially when they found out it was to focus on photography.
She had been working in a Kuala Lumpur-based government- linked biotech company for 13 years and quit shortly after giving birth to her son.
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Siti Aminah's captivating photos
Siti Aminah has chalked many milestones in her career as a photographer. Photos: minmohd
Siti Aminah's father Mohd Ramli Sutan inspired her to venture into photography.
"I've been influenced by the need to capture raw emotions, and capture moments as they come," says Siti Aminah.
‘The boy and his dinosaur’ is one of Siti Aminah’s treasured photos.
Siti Aminah is determined to capture those rare moments of genuine emotions and feelings through photography.
Azlan enjoys spending quality time with his granddaughter Siti Maryam.
There is still the perception that photography isn't a priority and people aren't willing to spend a fortune on priceless images, says Siti Aminah.
