While waiting for CY outside the toilet after the end of the Mega Combat session in Suntec City, I chanced upon these steps and lighted fountain. I was tempted to set up a tripod to get a steady shot but the time did not permit that. In the end, I made do with a reasonably sharp handheld one. I like the lines, patterns, lighting and colour of the final shot 🙂
These concrete cylinders are being used to construct the Kallang-Paya Lebar Expressway, which when completed, will be the longest underground expressway in South East Asia. I first noticed these cylinders by the Pan-Island Expressway more than a month ago and have been hoping to catch some pictures of them. I finally found the time to visit the site with Dad yesterday morning. Thankfully enough, the site is open to easy access and not boarded up like most construction sites are 🙂
On a different note, my dad has posted some new pictures taken with the Leica Digital Module-R from his recent trip to Shanghai. Do take a look at his site for some samples of what the DMR is capable of. I think Dad is happy with his transition from film to digital 🙂
A slightly different look at the crane and scaffolding from my previous post… I was thinking that the sky looked a little too bland (and the composition unbalanced by this blandness) when a wandering cloud wifted itself into the frame. I love the colours, tones and silhouette that resulted from the wonderful, soft evening sunlight.