The cafe not only sell food with a selection of cool menus at different timings of the day, one can hang out all day to sit back and relax while enjoying their cuppa tea or coffee or beverage of their choice whilst engaging in their own read or anything they can find on the shelf. Pretty cool & cosy place I must say.
Images taken from the NEL railway above ground tracks at the station near Punggol Marina Country Club.
Similarly to the one I did for Fajar Road, I had another project done up for Punggol.
Was at my parents’ place and saw these lovely lights beyond that block which I guessed could be coming from the Toa Payoh Stadium.
Shot this in Auto white balance in JPEG. and I thought was less interesting so I changed it… to tungsten on the 2nd pic.
The tungsten version of the same view also in JPEG, which looked more interesting with the blue sky.
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Photographing Sungei Road as a point of interest for my regular client believe it or not. But of course these images are not the ones they are looking for as they prefer the whole idea as a directional, travelling guide kind of angle so these are personal shots. It has been a while since I did street photography ever since I started full time as a photographer as there were limited time for personal work other than family pictures. Enjoy the simple series…
A real estate agent approached me to do up some pictures of Fajar Road HDB estate for his new brochures and flyers as he was specializing in that particular Singapore area. I happened to be there in the evening time to take some snaps and was lucky enough to catch the setting sun in the background but the block I was at was the best bet to catch the sunset angle and at the same time showing how the traffic is within the blocks. Here are some of the exterior residential views of the place but I didn’t include the interiors due to privacy reasons from the HDB owners who hasn’t sold off their apartments.
Fajar Road in sunset in portrait mode
It was an overcast weather, sun occasionally hidden by the clouds, wind subtly yet not so gently blowing sand to the face, the current of the sea water seemed strong and the swimmers looked enduringly fatigued… but they had to go on… and on… and on… lap after lap after, around the giant sized red ball in freestyle in the East Coast waters of Singapore…
After the introduction of Doodle 4 Google to Singapore during the National Education Seminar held at the Nanyang Polytechnic, Google organised its press launch event of the Doodle 4 Google at the 15 minutes lunch cafeteria at La Salle Singapore, unveiling Ryan Lee’s doodle winning masterpice “Home is where the food is”. The same day, a small competition was also held, comprising of 3 levels of students and the winner of each and the overall winner amongst the winners are announced at the end of the event.
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