I knew it's so late. But better late than never.
Things have gone overboard last month - flat moving out (and enough of annoying flatmates) :-P, long work periods (I've had it with production work) >:-(, and other stressful situations I could not list all. Let's just say I have some time at hand to take a breather and relax for a while. With last month, I've neglected my blogging activities (heck, in the first place, I don't have any responsibility even to my readers, so I should give myself some slack on this).
Enough talk. Let's move on to the pictures I had captures especially during the Chinese New Year festivities here in Singapore. By the way, the major change in the pictures is the increase in both height and width. So bear with the site as it loads the pictures.
So many of these orange fruits were on display in almost every household. A local co-worker told me these are called Kan. I told him back in the Philippines we call these Ponkan. He's not sure about the name though.
I captured this hanging on a column of a restaurant in Bugis Juction (near Bugis MRT station).
These brightly red colored Chinese lanterns hang at the entrance of Fullerton Hotel near Boat Quay. I believe they're still there, even if Chinese New Year celebration had officially ended last month.
A colorful night dragon dance. The paper dragon went crazily around.
Look at how deftly these guys twirl and swirl the paper dragon.
Chinese architecture at its best. Looks real, even though it was created from temporary building materials.
More to go.
My blog. My class.
March 04, 2007
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- Known to be the webmaster of the defunct Taym Matsing website (well, that's old news now...)
1 comment:
you captured movement in the dragon photos. it looks amazing!
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