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Ponder Saw this pair of turtles in a pensive mood. They seemed to be thinking about the meaning of life. Or maybe food, we never know. Surrounded by a pond, they seemed to ponder and observe the world around them.
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Not only is Singapore Botanic Garden the oldest garden in Singapore but it’s also the first and only tropical botanic garden on the UNESCO’s World Heritage List. It’s a place of true beauty. Open from 5am to midnight daily it’s free to visit, so good to have this vast green space open to everyone to enjoy. Families were enjoying the space, tourists and locals, some walking, some jogging, some meditating and some dancing in a group. It’s a real ‘peoples space’.
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This drone photo is a great example of the balance between city and nature that Singapore incorporates in their urban planning. Nicknamed the “Garden City,� Singapore’s buildings, sidewalks, and common spaces are flooded with plants and trees.
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A walking or jogging or running place along reservoir. The trail is 11 KM long.
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After a few days of exploring the city of Singapore, we took a tram out to Sentosa Island and got in some beach time.
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In Singapore’s own Sentosa Island, the place is enamored with fun things to do. The photo is of the road heading to this island of fun and games.
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Otters often spotted in mangroves, mudflats and coastal areas, where it forages for clams, fish, and other small creatures. Highly social and using smells and calls to communicate, these otters have webbed paws that are highly adapted for swimming. They are playful creatures, and like to swim in a pack of four to twelve while chasing after fish.
Experienced by Pranay Roy
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Took this in the 'Infinity pool' in our hotel in Singapore, during our trip there. It was quite an experience. Shot on an iPhone 8 Plus, edited in Lightroom.
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The view from the cable car whilst visiting Sentosa for a morning. People can zip wire over to that little ‘island’ and then walk back across the walkway. Fun!
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Tooth Relic Temple, the famous buddism temple in Singapore, it’s located around chinatown and it’s so big. So many people took photo of it outside and inside.
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I never thought my random shot would be this nice, it just a small block between some building.
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MICA Building, formerly known as MITA Building or the Old Hill Street Police Station. This vibrant building can be easily recognized for its 927 of windows painted in colourful bright colors.
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We turned the corner at Outram and sought to find some ideal locations for dinner - potato head seemed to be a nice spot for the evening, but I guess we had to try for a more affordable option.
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We walked further out from the pedestrian walkways into a side road by Chander Road. With the sun slowly setting above, dimming the sky to a moody but consistent blue, workers from the nearby shops and hawker stalls streamed out and took a breather by the roadside, marking an end to another busy day in the bustling city of Singapore.
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Suntec City, a set of skyscrapers with a shape of a palm & the largest fountain in the world built in the center.
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Night long exposure cityscape of the Supreme Court, Marina Bay Sands and Downtown Core from the rooftop of Funan in Singapore.
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This photograph is taken on the last day of Singapore’s annual Singapore Night Festival. To celebrate the arts of Singapore, the art district of Singapore are filled with food, exhibitions, light shows, decorations and music.
Experienced by Yolanda Poh
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Built in 1900, the former house of Tan Teng Niah is the last surviving Chinese villa in Little India. It embodies an often overlooked story of the days when small Chinese industries operated alongside the cattle and rattan businesses at Little India. The house was restored and conserved in the 1980s for commercial use, and the restoration project was awarded the Singapore Institute of Architects Honourable Mention in 1991.
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Traditionally, a shophouse has a narrow frontage with a sheltered corridor at the front for pedestrians. They have internal courtyards, open stairwells and skylights to bring light and air into otherwise dark and narrow interiors. Shophouses here display different architectural influences, often depending on when they were built. Several periods have been identified when it comes to shophouse architecture.
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The first night shot of my Pentax with tripod. Welcome, this is Singapore. (Pentax K-3 + DA* 16-50mm F2.8 ED)
