Living In Singapore clipper79
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The extension of the ever growing series.
Shot on a D90 + CV 40mm 2 SLII
The World's Coolest Uncle
THIS IS DAMN COOL! great stuff!!
Thank you all for the kind words.
Nice Grafitti! Which part of SG is this Bro?
The idie side of singapore
The extension of the ever growing series.
Shot on a D90 + CV 40mm 2 SLII
The World's Coolest Uncle
this is very very nice!!! love it!
Thanks guys. I guess Jonathan Klein from GettyImages was right. It is you guys, the audience is the one that makes the pictures, and it is not the photographers. Cos what ever you guys see, as soon as you relate to it, I guess the photograph made a connection. Without the audience, there is no photographs worth taking. Thanks heaps guys, for them kind words. Thanks also for those who did not comment and are just dropping by.
Denied
For many years many of the Pasir Ris community have enjoyed Pasir Ris Park during their free time. It's a place for family bonding and even a place to cultivate a simple and healthy lifestyle. Many have made this a place to escape the busy tiresome working lifestyle in Singapore.
This is a story of a group of kite fliers, a group of individuals which came together because of one passion, and to encouraged the community to enjoy a leisure activity of kite flying. This is their way of giving back that simple something back to the community. Kite flying, a simple past time, which teaches many to relax, to have patience, and to have a sense of confidence after one has successfully flow one. It also helps family bond with their family members as this activity could also encourage team work.
But recently this activity have been denied to the public and community. Thanks to the sign which is erected in the middle of an open patch of grass. Denying everyone from flying their colourful creations. It's future in the park seems bleak, and many kids might also be denied of the simple pleasures of life. Play.
For many years many of the Pasir Ris community have enjoyed Pasir Ris Park during their free time. It's a place for family bonding and even a place to cultivate a simple and healthy lifestyle. Many have made this a place to escape the busy tiresome working lifestyle in Singapore.
This is a story of a group of kite fliers, a group of individuals which came together because of one passion, and to encouraged the community to enjoy a leisure activity of kite flying. This is their way of giving back that simple something back to the community. Kite flying, a simple past time, which teaches many to relax, to have patience, and to have a sense of confidence after one has successfully flow one. It also helps family bond with their family members as this activity could also encourage team work.
But recently this activity have been denied to the public and community. Thanks to the sign which is erected in the middle of an open patch of grass. Denying everyone from flying their colourful creations. It's future in the park seems bleak, and many kids might also be denied of the simple pleasures of life. Play.
