Monthly Archives: March 2011

What To Shoot In Singapore – Orchard Road at Night

All shots with my micro four third Panasonic GF1 and 20mm f/1.7 pancake lens, these photos are intended to show how lovely and vibrant Orchard Road is at night. I didn’t actually go there to shoot as I was there for a night out with my family on Friday night, but I couldn’t resist, so...

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Earth Hour 2011

We switched off the lights and other electrical appliances at home for Earth Hour 2011 just now. We lit some candles, put them on the floor in our living room and chatted about many things. This is the second time we did it at home even though I wasn’t at home when my wife and...

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What To Shoot in Ho Chi Minh City – Motorcycles

There are probably 4 – 5 million motorcycles in Ho Chi Minh City now. When you are on the street, you would know who the king of the road is (are). It’s amazing to see how the people there just cross the street without being worried to be hit by one of these. The motorcyclists...

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Fresh Coconut Anyone?

Photos taken in Ho Chi Minh City last weekend. My wife took the one of me using her compact camera. That thing was darn heavy !!!! Did you like this? Share it:Tweet

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Red Green Yellow

I believe you know what they are. Red, green and yellow peppers. Cut, mixed and stacked together. I first shot this kind of image probably 7 years ago, but the file has already been archived on DVD. Back then I archived my photos on two sets of DVDs and it’s painful to do the search...

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10 Years and Counting

10th Wedding Anniversary. Yes, my 10th!!! It’s 10 years and counting. Time does fly. I shot the above photo back in January this year and now I need to start looking for subjects to shoot for no. 11, 12. 13, 14, 15 … Did you like this? Share it:Tweet

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