retirees' gathering

... in chinatown

the sky's on fire

    Sunset at Potong Pasir

medicine man

at the Rochor / Waterloo St area

solitary devotion

whatever it means

Singlish example

"see no touch" 看就好不要动

better be safe than sorry

origami in concrete

of the Esplanade Bridge

artistes in action

at the new Geylang Serai market...

wall of luscious green

Lion Dance at Supermarket

(for an auspicious beginning of the Rabbit Year)

entering...

incubating a lucky number

spitting out an auspicious banner, received by the boss

.watch video clip here

Chinese New Year Feb 2011

at the Rochor-Bugis-Waterloo St area...

outside Fu Lu So (福禄寿） complex leading towards Bugis St

collecting "angpows" from the "God of Fortune"

at the Kuanyin Temple （观音庙）

a street performer

sloth and diligence

Green Spot

authentic sign of the once very popular non-carbonated orange drink
(this sign was found used as a decor in the garden of a terrace house)
read more about Green Spot here

herbal tea 凉茶

in chinatown

"every cloud has a silver lining"

cow and pigeon

... at the Sri Mariamman Temple, Pagoda Street

Cheapest Store in Singapore :-)

sculpture in the sky

a bronze work on the roof of Parkview Square

sunrise at Kallang Stadium

The stadium is in the midst of being demolished to make way for a new sports complex...

my best friend

evening sky

street shopping in Little India

garden in the sky

on the pedestrian bridge across Eu Tong Sen Street in chinatown

dried foodstuffs

a very popular store 

towering barrels

Mediacorp artistes in action

tunnel of happiness

all that glitters

Deepavali celebrations in Little India

monster machine

I think it is some kind of cable-laying machine

lantern festival, chinatown

lantern festival - shopping for lanterns

lantern festival, at coffee-shop

new moon with the Evening Star above

"For lo! the New-moon winter-bright!

And overspread with phantom light,

(With swimming phantom light o'erspread

But rimmed and circled by a silver thread)

I see the old Moon in her lap..."

(Samuel Taylor Coleridge)

resilience

morning serenity