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It was total luck that the people walking by are spaced so evenly. This mosque is in Singapore, I’ve been uninspired in the cold and wet here. Lots of buildings have good sized plants growing on them, it was a jungle not long ago.
This temple was on a wide busy street in Singapore, I couldn’t get the Buddhist temple and Christian church that were next door in frame but thought it was nice that they were all on the same block.
Gone now, the white chocolate with basil on top was sublime. Feel free to use this as a rule of thirds grid, just don’t blame me if you happen to get cravings.
This cassowary is very large and sure makes the dinosaur to bird connection obvious to me. This was at the very cool Jurong Bird Park in Singapore.
This woman’s stall in Singapore is full of durian, an odd fruit. They have an odor that is described in wildly different ways- from almonds and pleasant to rotten onions and gym socks. I got close enough to side on the not so nice opinion, it is penetrating. Too chicken to eat one. Here’s the link from wikipedia. Check out the sign on the Singapore train, then I don’t have to post the one I took. Below are not so hot shots of the so-called durian building, a theater.
editing to say I fixed the link and here is the sign from the train, I’m sorry I didn’t get the one that said “Mind the Gap” in five languages…
This boy’s fishing pole barely shows in the late winter sun.
Rural has been a theme a few times in the challenges and I think I’ve had a cow each time. I guess I’m in a little rut.
Hellebores are blooming and these are conveniently growing in a raised bed so I could shoot up a little.
These twig brooms and tinned can rubbish bins were common in Singapore, it is a really tidy place.
Stickman has really gone too far this time; despite the warning in English, Malay, Chinese, and Tamil he is in a pickle once again.
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