Along the Singapore, you will find bum-boats like these. They take one along the river by the water route.
The bum-boats driving along the Singapore River.
Facing Boat Quay.
Cavenagh Bridge
Off it goes.
Anderson Bridge. Under which the bum-boats would pass.
Sunday, March 27, 2005
Sunday, March 20, 2005
Beauty of the Night
These are photos taken along the Singapore River at night. Let me know which is your favourite.
If you know of techniques to take good and clear photos of night scenes, please share with me. Thanks in advance.
Fullerton Hotel and Anderson Bridge by the night.
Reflections. Singapore River. Near Boat Quay.
Fullerton Hotel.
Watching the boats go by on Cavenagh Bridge.
Maybank. Taken from Cavenagh Bridge.
Esplanade - Theatres by the Bay, taken on a smoky night.
The Merlion, overlooking the mouth of the river.
Splashes!
If you know of techniques to take good and clear photos of night scenes, please share with me. Thanks in advance.
Fullerton Hotel and Anderson Bridge by the night.
Reflections. Singapore River. Near Boat Quay.
Fullerton Hotel.
Watching the boats go by on Cavenagh Bridge.
Maybank. Taken from Cavenagh Bridge.
Esplanade - Theatres by the Bay, taken on a smoky night.
The Merlion, overlooking the mouth of the river.
Splashes!
Sunday, March 13, 2005
Nature and Labrador Park
Trees. At Labrador Park.
View of Labrador Park and the sea from the aerial staircase.
The aerial staircase of the Labrador Park. It gets one close to Nature.
Close to Nature, taken at Labrador Jetty.
View of Labrador Park from the Labrador Jetty.
Enjoying the sea breeze at Labrador Park.
Labrador Jetty.
The rocky beaches of Labrador Park. Labrador Park houses Singapore's last rocky beach cum reef. It is today designated as a nature reserve.
View of the Labrador Jetty from the aerial staircase.
The Underground Tunnel and Gun Emplacement
The entrance to one of the underground tunnels. Labrador Park.
Ammunition. Inside the underground tunnel.
The lighting room, inside the underground tunnel. Labrador Park.
This ligting room allowed for naked flames. It is here that the gunners would light up kerosene lamps before bringing the lamps to other parts of the underground tunnel.
Ammunition, stored inside the underground tunnel.
Filled Shell Store. Inside the underground tunnel.
Shell Lift Area. Here, the shells are lifted up by a mechanical pulley system (called a hoist) from this underground room to the gun emplacement above it.
Inside the underground tunnel.
The gun emplacement. Labrador Park.
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