Perth 2005

Have been doing housskeeping on my harddisk and discovered my Perth pictures. The visit to Perth brought back fond memories. We went there to visit my brother who is studying there. What makes it more special is that my wife was carrying Keziah in her tummy. Just want to share some pictures I took from Perth.

Kings Park. Perth's most iconic visitor attraction, Kings Park offers a truly unique experience with natural bushland, tranquil park areas, native birds and stunning panoramic views of the city and Swan River

I managed to capture a sleeping girl at the war memorial. I find this picture meaningful as it showcased the peace shown by the sleeping girl in contrast to those who have given their lives and died in search for peace.

Fishing at the habour anybody?

Some abstrat shots of bicycles

An interesting sign board warning of Uneven Surface. Don't blame the floor for being uneven. You were pre warned!

Seagulls by the habour.

Famous Busselton Jetty

Famous Blue houses @ Busselton Jetty

Comments Welcome. :)

My Joy and Pride!

Recently I have been busy tending to my daughter and busy taking pictures of her. You can view more pictures on the blog my wife and I created specially to document her activities.

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WPJA Member

If you have been to my website recenetly, you would have noticed something different. Yes! I am now an active member of the Wedding Photojournalist Association (WPJA). I am very happy and honoured to be in the member list. You can be assured that I will provide my best service for every wedding assigments I take.

For those who are unfamiliar with the WPJA. An abstract from their website....

"The WPJA puts the world’s best wedding photography at your fingertips. We offer a new perspective on wedding photography – quietly capturing the real moments as they happen for the bride and groom.

It is our goal to use photography to tell the story of your wedding day, not dictate it for you."

Remembering National Stadium

Singapore National Stadium (1973-2007) home of the Kallang Wave & Kallang Roar. It is where countless football matches and concerts were held. It was our home ground when Singapore was back in the M-League. Memories of contributing to the Flashcard display for NDP still fresh in my mind. It is a part of Singapore and a distinct landmark in the Kallang area. Sad to say, it is going to make way for the new upcoming Sport Hub.

As the chinese saying goes... if you don't throw away old stuffs, there's no place to accomadate new stuffs...

Some fond memories of national Stadium... the Last NDP 2006 at Kallang.....

I had fun playing around with my Fisheye Lens.. Cool!

Just look at all the faces of the people... giving their very best both as a spectator and as participants for the last NDP@Kallang

I like the expression of kids... kids love camera and photogrpaher loves kids....

Everyone was having fun.... the floodlights are a clear distinct feature of the National Stadium.

Proud to be a Singaporean

Look whos there?

The last light......

A grand finale of fireworks.

You can still go to National Stadium to take pictures until it closes it's gates to the last soccer match between Singapore and Australia (Correct me if I am wrong). But National Studium will always be special in my heart and I am sure it means something to you too.... :)