Lights at Lower Seletar

Circa 2009 (or was it 2010? doesn’t matter)

Chinatown, Singapore

Taken with my Nokia e71. Retouched with iPhoto ’11.
Shots were from the 2nd floor landing, People’s Park Complex, above the Hawker Centre.

When I took this particular shot, I thought of naming it “Between The Lines”.

Christmas tree in the mall

Taken with my Nokia e71. Retouched with iPhoto ’11.

Afternoon Tea

Afternoon Tea. Originally uploaded by ramblinglibrarian

My wife brought Chinese Pu-er tea to Seoul. It wasn’t practical to bring the clay tea pots or cups. We made do with what was available in the hotel room.

“Dreaming at the Speed of Light”

Took this image with my Nokia e71. Was traveling on a highway in Taipei city, Taiwan. 24 Mar 2010.

Deepa-Raya

Taken with my Nokia e71.

Homemade Porkfloss Mayo Loaf

We had this for dinner.

An entire loaf.

Between the two of us.

Soft, fresh homemade bread has that effect on us.

My wife’s recent “obsession” with homemade bread. But I’m not complaining!

Seems that our mutual friend, O-leaf, is also on a breadmaking spree. She sent us a few YouTube links, like this one:

My contributions to the Ten/TwentyFour project – 2007

Last year, Wrkshy invited me to contribute to the 10/24 project. I’m not a photography buff. But the idea was quite intriguing — to capture the happenings in your life over 24 hours (no more than 10 images to be submitted) starting on 24 October at 10pm, till 24 hours after.

I wasn’t sure if they’d be picked (that’s not the point for me). So I was delighted when I visited the site and found one of my submission featured in the Gallery.

I submitted only 10 images (as specified by the organisers). Here are the 12 images taken (excepted for being resized, they have not been cropped or edited in anyway):

Snapped a shot of my Mac, at around 10pm on 24 Oct 2007.

Then wondered what it would look like to take a shot of myself, taking a shot (image was captured with my Macbook Pro’s PhotoBooth).

This image reminded me that I was recovering from a cold that week, heh.

One of my wife’s teapot. I think I used it that day.

Next day, I saw this scene on my way to a meeting at the National Library.

Took a slight detour and took this shot.

Checking my schedule (something I do everyday, I realised!)

After my meeting at the National Library, I took a taxi back to my office.

Another typical scene at work. As I took this shot, I realised how I practically faced the computer daily. It was almost like facing a religious altar, so I titled this “Digital Work Altar”:

Was feeling hungry that day…

It didn’t spoil my appetite for dinner.

Finally, I took a shot from my dog’s perspective.

I’d forgotten about the pictures I took, until WrkShy sent an update that the project website is at 1024.perceptionthree.net. They received over 570 images from some 50 photographers in 17 countries.

Wow. They must know a lot of people!

Pooch all pooped out!

How can I NOT love something like that?

Sigh.

🙂

Tea flower

Not a particularly well-taken shot. But I liked the pattern on the orchid. Has a calming effect. Like the tea.