London-Bound with Nothing But A Smartphone (#CanManSG)
In conjunction with Social Media Week 2012, I am heading to London on a social experiment themed "Can Man Live on Social Media Alone?"
Foto Friday: Money Grows on Trees
Money does not grow on trees. Or does it? Talk about taking things literal - behold, a money tree.
Foto Friday: Tsukiji Market Styrofoam “Waste”
Piles and piles of styrofoam boxes lay on the ground at Tsukiji Fish Market.
Foto Friday: The Disappearing Estate of Dover Close
The romantic side of me laments how old things in Singapore disappear so fast that in a matter of one generation so much has changed, and now, this estate is one of rapid development's latest victims.
In the Zone at 789 Art District
Situated at the north-eastern suburb of the city centre of China's Capital Beijing, not too far from the airport, is an old industrial area that has over the years, been developed into an art district called 789 Art Zone.
Foto Friday: Urban Decay
There's a sort of charm in the old and decaying, the abandoned and decrepit.
The People’s Republic of the Forbidden City
The day I visited the Forbidden City in Beijing, China, I was greeted by people, a lot of people, and pretty much did not see anything else. Here's my story.
Weekend Escapes: Batam
To be frank, I never thought that a short trip to Batam, Indonesia, would be a enjoyable one. But after 20 over years of living just 45 minutes away, I finally escaped for a weekend there, and had a blast.
Foto Friday: Summiting the “Baby” Volcano of Gunung Rinjani
On my fours, I scrambled up the loose volcanic soil of the slopes of Gunung Baru, in the Gunung Rinjani National Park.
Sevilla’s Saving Grace
I dare say I'm not quite a huge fan of Seville. But if I had to recommend one thing, I'd say - go visit the Plaza de España, for it will take your breath away.
Cadiz: Of Sun, Sand, Sea…Old People and Kids
Lazing by the beach under the Spanish sun in Cádiz with fried fish and a bottle of coca cola, the iPod plugged in - a perfect summer break.
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