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The document is an introduction to a photography book capturing street food culture in Malaysia. It summarizes that the author Daniel Yap photographed the food preparation process and emotions of both vendors and customers to show how food represents the blending of Malaysia's diverse cultural heritage over generations. Some key images shown include night markets, Apam Balik being made, skewers and grilling at stalls on Alor Street, and customers enjoying dishes like muar chee, beef noodles, and grilled fish at Petaling Street.

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