Thursday, August 9, 2012

Pulau Ubin on National day

Got up early and brought my family to the island called Pulua Ubin. This island is the last remaining place in Singapore where we can still find villagers and rustic environment.
We reached the jetty around 8am and was glad as there was still no crowd yet as it is a public holiday.
We brought some snack and drinks there. We had a hike and a simple picnic. Overall it is a nice experience. Brought along with me is the Olympus OM-D and it's weather-proof kit lens 12-50mm. It is a versetile lens although it may not be a great lens for indoor use. The macro mode on the lens works.The more I use this camera the more I like it. The art filters are really fun to use. The auto-focus is a breeze with no hesitation. The built-in EVF and it's metal body combo makes it a "complete" camera. The small body size and big image quality output again is the winner














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