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Haw Par Villa287 viewsIt's Karma. My understanding in simple words is 'we all reap what we sow'.
We plant a seed for every good and bad action we make.

When time is riped, the consequence will surface.SingaporeShots

Chinatown170 viewsOn a weekday late afternoon.SingaporeShots

Haw Par Villa271 viewsThe Mask PlazaSingaporeShots

Little India83 viewsBeautiful Fans.SingaporeShots

Haw Par Villa307 viewsAt the entrance
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Chinatown187 viewsOn a weekday late afternoon.SingaporeShots

Waterloo Street307 viewsThe popular laughing Buddha at Waterloo Street.

He symbolises great fortune/prosperity and most Chinese love to touch Him in hope for greater wealth in the new year.

On the 15th day of the Lunar New Year.SingaporeShots

Trishaw103 viewsA trishaw in Chinatown

All the tyres are flat
Think it's a display setSingaporeShots

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Trishaw103 viewsA trishaw in Chinatown

All the tyres are flat
Think it's a display setSingaporeShotsOct 03, 2009

Chinatown73 viewsA red lantern that says "He Jia Ping An" - Everyone in the family (togetherness) is at peace and at ease.

I hope I got the translation rightSingaporeShotsSep 29, 2009

Chinese Lion146 viewsChinese Lion

Somewhere around Chinatown
SingaporeShotsMar 02, 2009

Happy Tourists on Trishaw118 viewsHappy Tourists on Trishaw

Turning toward Eu Tong Seng Street
I guess they are heading to ChinatownSingaporeShotsMar 02, 2009

Old Ford Factory231 viewsMemories at Old Ford Factory.

The first Ford vehicle assembly plant in Southeast Asia.

The Ford Motor Factory notably served as the venue for the formal surrender of Malaya by British Lt. Gen. Arthur Ernest Percival, to the Japanese Commander, Gen. Yamashita Tomoyuki on 15 Feburary 1942. SingaporeShotsFeb 17, 2009

Old Ford Factory195 viewsMemories at Old Ford Factory.

A big sign board.SingaporeShotsFeb 17, 2009

Old Ford Factory211 viewsMemories at Old Ford FactorySingaporeShotsFeb 17, 2009

Old Ford Factory248 viewsMemories at Old Ford Factory.

The first Ford vehicle assembly plant in Southeast Asia.

The Ford Motor Factory notably served as the venue for the formal surrender of Malaya by British Lt. Gen. Arthur Ernest Percival, to the Japanese Commander, Gen. Yamashita Tomoyuki. The surrender took place on 15 Feburary 1942.
SingaporeShotsFeb 17, 2009

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Photography Tour To Malaysia, For Photographers Only.

Ever encountered being asked to move off just after you set up your tripod and barely got time to snap a few good shots.
Ever experienced travel mates asking while you are taking pictures "Are you Done? We are running out of time for the next destination? .. Hurry up get moving!"
Ever Asked yourself, WHY can't there be more time for me to take pics..?

If your answer to the above is a big YES!... Then WELCOME ONBOARD! Here at SingaporeShots, we are organising a 2 days 1 night NO-RUSH nature photography trip to Malaysia in August 2010 and we invite you to join us, irregardless of nationality, gender, profession, race and religion. We are totally not concerned about whether you are a professional or an amateur, we only care that we will enjoy ourselves and to capture lasting moments through lens.
All you have to bring is your photographic gear, and that burning passion for photography.
The budget is about SGD$120.00 per person with transport to and back from Malaysia. Lodging, breakfast, lunch, dinner and travel insurance are included in the package.
Interested photographer, please email to info@singaporeshots.com. Looking for a team of only 8.

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