BTW, Singapore Flyer is our version of the London Eye. The visitors are low today and we are able to get a cabin on our own.The view from the flyer is great. But I do recommend to do it in the evening for more dramatic city lights.
Thursday, November 28, 2013
Shots around Singapore Flyer
Brought my daughter for a short outing as my wife is having fever & resting at home. She is having her school holidays now till end of december. The shopping centres are filled with Christmas season decors. With me, I brought the 2009 Olympus EP-1 and 17mmf2.8. This 17mmf2.8 suffered bad reviews in the internet and now is selling dirt cheap. To me, it is still a good lens as shown in the photos below.
BTW, Singapore Flyer is our version of the London Eye. The visitors are low today and we are able to get a cabin on our own.The view from the flyer is great. But I do recommend to do it in the evening for more dramatic city lights.
BTW, Singapore Flyer is our version of the London Eye. The visitors are low today and we are able to get a cabin on our own.The view from the flyer is great. But I do recommend to do it in the evening for more dramatic city lights.
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