This special restaurant offers views of Singapore River, it’s a fine-dining experience of authentic Indochinese cuisine.
This place is known for its grand backdrop of lotus flower-shaped Czechoslovakian crystal chandeliers, towering Sukothai Buddha statues (as you can see here), rare Shan antiques and the first ever custom-made stainless steel-and leather Ming Dynasty-style chairs.
Seletar Airport was Singapore’s first international airport. It was completed in 1928. Today, it is still used by many private aircraft for training and services.
This was taken just after sunrise at 6:40am over the weekend. It’s a beautiful and peaceful surrounding and a great way for a stroll.
Picture by Ming.
MadScientist’s 7-year old daughter, Charlotte had her head shaved on Sunday 25 July 2010 at Vivocity (Central Court). She was part of the 243 female shavees and hoping her effort would raise $5000 in aid of Children’s Cancer Foundation to help the children (and their families). Do give her your support if you will please.
www.hairforhope.org.sg/hfh/shavee/show/527
”I want to participate in Hair for Hope 2010 beacuse when children have cancer and undergo chemotherapy their hair will drop. I hope that the money raised will hit the target and help their families. I hope that people will understand what a child with cancer goes through. I also hope to tell the children with cancer that it is ok to be bald. So I want to help them by shaving my head to make them happy.”-Charlotte Yang
Esplanade: One of my early shots…. taken in 2008…
It was held over the weekend at the famous Bukit Timah nature reserve in the west. With light rains through out the morning final race it make the going very tough & slippery for all competitors. Winner of the race was Tim.
Picture by Ming.
It was held at the F1 racing track last week with nice background of Singapore flyer.
Picture by Ming.
Participants practicing for the NDP (National Day Parade) event for this year to be held on 9Aug. Very hardworking under the scorching sun.
Picture by Ming.
Mark took this photo of the Elgin Bridge which was built in 1929.
This vehicular bridge cross the Singapore River, linking the Downtown Core to the Singapore River Planning Area located within Singapore’s Central Area. Named after Lord Elgin, Governor-General of India (21 March 1862 – 20 November 1863).
As this was the first bridge across the river, the two roads leading to it were named North Bridge Road and South Bridge Road accordingly.
Photo Credit: Mark Ng
We had our company family day on Sentosa. Great event. this is one of the station for our amazing race 
– Jackson Seng
AOBA HOKKAIDO RAMEN, Vivocity
Photo by Emily Chew
My old classmate in the girls’ class has taken this photo at the Vivocity’s AOBA Hokkaido Ramen place. To me this is a great photo! I missed those great Ramen in Singapore, are you also a Ramen fan like me or a sushi fanatic?:)
Historical stories are told visually and three dimensionally by these statues evident along the Boat Quay. The finance industry went through traditional moneylanding to today’s modern stock market dealers. This sculpture showing the Chinese coolie and the boss (in hokkien ‘towkay’). Do you know who why these men are wearing a queue (or pigtail) in those days?
This was taken outside the Singapore’s Visitor Centre (at the junction of Cairnhill Road and Orchard Road).
”I have not gone to MBS skypark yet. But viewing from a distance can be quite spectacular as well.”-Jackson
If you want to have a night shoot of the MBS view, here it is.