On a sunny day many people (here in CBD) will line up for a good old ice cream.
Ice Cream vendor
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Monthly Archives: August 2008
Lunar Eclipse
Caught this in the early hours of yesterday morning (3:30am to 6am). Was very exciting at the start for me (being first time moonwatching) but was damn tired the next morning.
Nissan QashQai
New Nissan QashQai launched today at Raffles Place. Promoting the new car model was two famous radio DJ from radio station Class95. It drew quite a lot of crowds during lunch hours with a lucky draw of $5,000!
New Car launches
It was a beautiful sunny day with blue sky today (Thur)…
What better way to launch/advertising several new car launches in Singapore.
The new BMW 1 series….
and today official launch of Nissan’s QASHQAI (pronounced Cash Kai), is named after a desert-dwelling tribe who live near the Zagros mountains, in South Western Iran.
Pics to follow after lunch today (Fri) 
Keeping the Singapore River clean
Here cleaners make sure that the Singapore River is clean and remove any unsightly objects.
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Singapore River Bumboat cruise
This river Bumboat cruise is very popular with local school excursion (here my daughter was boarding as part of the school excursion) as well as foreign tourists.
Once the working lifeline of the port of Singapore and a dirty, unsightly waterway, the Singapore River today is clean and pleasant. It’s a 45 minute ride and a great value to relax and see the surrounding scenic path through the central city to Marina Bay.
NDP: Singaporean Girl – Beautiful Smile
NDP: Singing is a must ;)
NDP: Crowds
NDP: National Day 2008
School National Day celebration
All schools in Singapore celebrated the National Day event today at 7am this morning. Lots of parades, speeches, singings, waves (the one you see at sport events where people makes a wave formation). I was ask to be the school photographer for this special yearly event.
Here are some of the pics…
Arab Street…People
Traditional…
Young generation..
Father & son..
Many tourists
Muscat Street: A mosque designed by Denis Santry
Sultan Mosque
With its massive golden dome and huge prayer hall, the Sultan Mosque is one of Singapore’s most imposing religious buildings, and the focal point of Muslims in Singapore. The mosque, designed by Denis Santry, was built in 1928. Located on Muscat Street. Visitors are advised to dress conservatively as this is a place of worship.
