These are taken with expired Redscale film, wished half of these weren’t so grainy but totally my bad for keeping this roll in the fridge for way too long.
Have to eat here soon.
Swans at Botanic Gardens
Tanjong Beach
On Jalan Pisang
East Coast Park on a Saturday
On Wilkie Road
Ben driving
Wedding things ā renting chairs for dinner
The abandoned Neo Tiew Estate in Lim Chu Kang. My brother took me there about 10 years ago and I was so spooked out, I ran back to the car. This time, I was still a little spooked out but tried to snap a little here and there before letting creepy thoughts really get to me. The place isn’t haunted or anything, in fact our army boys train here, and lots of people come to explore this place too. I did a quick search and found this post to be really insightful. Such brave folks too, they actually ventured up the stairs and into the houses!!!
Hello, the blog has a new look! Ben worked on it from scratch and I LOVE IT! I hope you do too. If you’re reading this post on a rss reader, jump out of there for a second will you? š
Back to photos of home… In the first one, that’s the Singapore Flyer and below it the Helix bridge. Do not like that bridge one bit, it is butt ugly and cold. The next two photos are of the Art Science Museum and well, I don’t know how I feel about the way it looks. New buildings here tend to bear resemblances to spaceships or something that would belong in an alien world.
Remember these photos I took? Well I was shooting with two cameras so here’s a moodier version, using Lomography’s redscale film.
Some random shots:
1. Making pomegranate syrup using Jackie’s recipe
2. Hanging out with a bunch of KTM scramblers
3. The resident cat at the mechanic’s workshop
4. Festive plants during the Lunar New Year
Hi! Iām Melly. I share photos of my life & my handcrafted goods here. I live in Singapore & currently shooting with an Olympus Pen-F.
