At Shun Li Industry Park |
Sharing my collection on the beauty of the 3 medias of photography - Film, Instant and Digital
Friday, November 28, 2014
Thursday, November 27, 2014
Hat's Off
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Vegetable Baskets
I found these old vegetable baskets, probably used in a wet market, abandoned at a relatively high level of my block's car park. Strange place to throw them away, especially since it is nicely tied up.
The next day it was gone. I am wondering perhaps they were just there temporary.
The next day it was gone. I am wondering perhaps they were just there temporary.
Abandoned or Placed |
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Worn Out Buttons
I was at Changi Terminal 3 and used the AXN machine to make payment to my credit card. I noticed that the buttons were well used. It reminded me of my time as a design engineer when I encountered the same problem. The root cause then were (1) customers had used moisturiser on their hands (likely given the profile in Changi Airport) and (2) no UV coat to protect the paint on the button.
Experienced Button/Engineer |
Monday, November 24, 2014
Rainy Season
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Padi Fields in the Morning
Monday, November 17, 2014
A Blast from the Past
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Street food of Medan
Saturday, November 15, 2014
Pasar Hindu
I pass this market for Hindus in Medan on many occasions. I had wanted to walk the market in day time and take some pictures. In fact, even when it is closed, it has many photo opportunities as well.
The Market is located at the T-junction. Scene from the peak hour. |
The market in the afternoon. |
View of the market as the taxi passed the market. |
Monday, November 10, 2014
South of Asia
Thursday, November 6, 2014
Full or Empty
Too many people are posting of what they are eating. How about at the end? Was it good enough given the look of the food presentation.
The ending is important.
The ending is important.
Japanese Miso Noodle |
Wan Tun Mee |
Cashew Chicken, Kang Kong, Sweet & Sour Fish, Tohu Georing |
Fried Bee Hoon (Top); Fried Kway Tiao (Bottom) |
Chicken Burger |
Chicken Rice |
Vegetarian Bee Hoon |
Mee Rebus |
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Sunday, November 2, 2014
Waterfall - Man Made
I remembered visiting Jurong Bird Park when I was young in the early 1970s during Chinese New year. The park was opened in 1971. The waterfall was touted as the world's largest man-made water fall.
When I visited it nearly 40 years on, the waterfall is now the world's largest aviary waterfall. Things change. Progress has been made by others. Don't keep still. Keep moving!
When I visited it nearly 40 years on, the waterfall is now the world's largest aviary waterfall. Things change. Progress has been made by others. Don't keep still. Keep moving!
Taken with Fuji X100 |
Hot spot for a photo by the waterfall |
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