π‘β¨ I Was There
South Asia, Fall 2026 β A well-known place in Singapore airport. Itβs always better to see these in person. We arrived right before the waterfall started. Follow the trail.
South Asia, Fall 2026 β A well-known place in Singapore airport. Itβs always better to see these in person. We arrived right before the waterfall started. Follow the trail.
South Asia, Fall 2026 β Skyscrapersβ architecture can be sophisticated in Singapore. Many buildings with integrated vegetation are common. I think this should become a trend where climate allows this. Follow the trail.
South Asia, Fall 2026 β While we are waiting for the boat to leave the port, a major thunderstorm is striking. No worries because we are on board and ready to the journey to resume. Follow the trail.
South Asia, Fall 2026 β This was the view from our hotel room. Each morning with a different set of colors. I shared another version in my Glass page. Follow the trail.
South Asia, Fall 2026 β A fascinating skyscraper against a dramatic backdrop. I took many photos of this building from many different angles but this one is coming out rather good because of the background which preceded a thunderstorm. Follow the trail.
South Asia, Fall 2026 β Right now, the view from my balcony. Calming view. Arriving at the port this morning. Rain is expected. Follow the trail.
South Asia, Fall 2026 β A taste of street photography in Singaporeβs Chinatown. Again, so far Iβm surprised by the low number of people around here. Recent events about toxic fumes from fires outside Singapour might explain. Follow the trail.
South Asia, Fall 2026 β There was this empty place full of gorgeous vegetation. A great place to visit when itβs too hot outside. I was mind blown by the quality and diversity. Follow the trail.
South Asia, Fall 2026 β The famous Singapore Sling! We had to try it at the place where it was invented! Was it good? Was it a bit touristy? Yes. But it was fun. Follow the trail.
South Asia, Fall 2026 β A well-known building of Singapore. Much more impressive to look at night, in real than on photos. We visited the terrace at the top for 39 SG$ per person, a steal, but worth it. Follow the trail.