this is no ordinary bird…it’s a Fernando Botero’s work

This video was by Discovery Channel about Singapore

Bougainvillea is a genus of flowering plants native to the tropical and subtropical regions of South America from Brazil west to Peru and south to southern Argentina (Chubut Province). However, we also have it here in Singapore. Maybe they used to be ‘presents’ from these countries

at the point of taking this photo today, i chanced upon this particular bracts, which was strangely the one amongst the thousands and millions of chartreuse green leaves (they usually grow alot of bracts)

Zsolt made a video clip with beginning frames of this plant, if you are curious, you are welcome to take a look:)
In it you can also see my very first ‘chasing the sunset’ video captured in April

in fact, i am more like a ”sunset-crzy”, i am also a ”sun tanning crzy” becos i love the sunshine days i love the beach, sea, the sand and the SKY!!…

today, i can’t wait to share with you my ”chasing of the sunset”, so click and you’ll experience it…

About 16,000 delegates and observers are here in Singapore to participate in the Annual Meetings.

It was said that the choice of Singapore as the location for the Annual Meetings is recognition of our commitment to the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group, effort and progress made in the development of the financial sector, our pro-business environment and excellent infrastructure.

For the past ten days, I read some reports on the newspapers and many overseas delegates appreciated our transportation system other than the clean and green garden city!

First kid on the blog!

haha, this is JUST the first kid on my blog:)

expect more children to appear here in this blog. I love children, kids and babies photographs. They’re just lovely, adorable and the most NATURAL.

Besides i also love to take shots of dogs and i love taking videos with dogs, yes with dogs:) ONLY if they can resist licking on my face :p

some say we live in a garden city.
some say we live in a park:)

everywhere you go in Singapore, you are bound to see flowers, grass and trees like how you experience in a park or garden. With our climate, we get to see beautiful flowers such as the one above is called IXORA. We dun have to go to any park to have some bits of nature. Becos once we got out of the lifts of the block we live in, you’re immediately within a GARDEN and it’s usually a beautiful one…

these street lights were just opposite the multi-storey carpark near my block.
at this hour, about 7.05pm it has a wonderful blue colour setting the romantic mood towards the night:)
i learnt these bits and pieces of photography from jeff. He’s a professional photographer whom i did his website. Observing his photos taught me about perspective, and i have like that effect ever since the first time i tried.

There is another moment in the morning (he said) when you have to wait before dawn, you can capture moments with hues of pink and lilac and violet…i am sure i want to capture that one day.

This moment was raining and I was on the public bus. I kind of like this photo for it being simple in composition and the natural effect by the rain waters on the glass window which became translucent moments later.