Friday, 6 April 2012
Thursday, 5 April 2012
Wednesday, 4 April 2012
Monday, 2 April 2012
Time for a Change!
It's spring! So I've done some spring cleaning and this is my new look. Hope you like it!
Singapore - The Old and the New
I love nature but actually I love cities too especially if my aim is to take lots of interesting pictures. In my art, I use nature as the focus and buildings are just wonderful for backgrounds, patterns and textures.
My favourite parts of the city were the old parts - the old colonial buildings and Chinatown. However, the new skyscrapers were impressive and in the next two collages this is my interpretation of the old and the new of Singapore.
My favourite parts of the city were the old parts - the old colonial buildings and Chinatown. However, the new skyscrapers were impressive and in the next two collages this is my interpretation of the old and the new of Singapore.
Sunday, 1 April 2012
Singapore - Creatures of the Wetlands
Anybody going to Singapore might not think that much nature thrives on the island. It's usually considered a shopping mecca. You would probably be surprised to hear that there are quite a few nature reserves and a wonderful mangrove and wetlands area called the Sungei Buloh Wetlands Reserve which if you are into animals and birds is well worth the visit. There is a huge array of water birds as you would expect and mangrove swamps are known for their kingfishers. However, there is a fair amount of trees and vegetation so there are a lot of other birds too, some interesting ones being sunbirds and hornbills.
Crocs are around at certain times of the year and of course the large monitor lizards. Spiders are a biggie here too - some beauts! Sorry, had to include one in my pic. There is also a family of otters although unfortunately we never saw them.
We took a taxi from the centre of Singapore to the Wetlands. It took about 40 minutes and the taxi cost £12 which in London terms is a steal. On the way back we caught the shuttle bus which goes regularly from the Wetlands to the metro.
Mornings like this are real highlights in my holidays.
Crocs are around at certain times of the year and of course the large monitor lizards. Spiders are a biggie here too - some beauts! Sorry, had to include one in my pic. There is also a family of otters although unfortunately we never saw them.
We took a taxi from the centre of Singapore to the Wetlands. It took about 40 minutes and the taxi cost £12 which in London terms is a steal. On the way back we caught the shuttle bus which goes regularly from the Wetlands to the metro.
Mornings like this are real highlights in my holidays.
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