Those water tank trees, Gardens by the Bay, Singapore

Dec
07
2013
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Those water tank trees, Gardens by the Bay,Singapore

 

Olympus EM-5 OMD ƒ9 1/1200s ISO320 12-50 lens

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A walk in perhaps the largest ‘indoor’ gardens on the planet…

Dec
06
2013
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A walk in perhaps the largest 'indoor' gardens on the planet

 

Leica M9 f9.5 1/350s ISO100 Voigtlander 35mm

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The Montgolfier brothers float into the matrix…

Dec
04
2013
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The Montgolfier brothers float into the matrix

 

Olympus E-M5 OMD ƒ5.6 1/640s ISO200 Lumix 14-42 pancake zoom

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A sparrow playing hopscotch?

Nov
28
2013
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A sparrow playing hopscotch?

Olympus E-M5 OMD ƒ2.8 1/1250 ISO200

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Sky lights…

Nov
26
2013
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Sky lights - The cruise terminal Singapore

Olympus E-M5 OMD ƒ9 1/60s ISO200

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Who left that darned window open???

Nov
25
2013
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Who left that darned window open?

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Starry ceiling in the Singapore cruise terminal…

Nov
22
2013
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Singapore cruise terminal

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A twenty first century flying buttress…

Nov
20
2013
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A twenty first century flying buttress

 

Olympus EM-5 OMD, ƒ8 1/400s ISO200 Lumix 14-42 pancake zoom

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Evening blue reflections…

Nov
19
2013
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Evening blue reflections

Olympus OMD EM-5 f5.6 1/500s

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Orvieto Cathedral

Nov
18
2013
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Orvieto, Umbria,Italy

LeicaM9 f13 1/60s ISO200 Voigtlander 35mm Nokton

One seldom thinks of the Roman church and mosques in the same sentence but black and white (or gray thanks to age) stone construction of many of the early Italian cathedrals borrow much from the mosques of the previous century.

I find it almost amusing to see carved stone decorative details in an arabic style in pulpits and lecturns in many of the southern Italian cities.

 

 

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