Greetings from Singapore

[suedgar]

Hello to everybody.

My name is Edgar. I come from the hot and humid Singapore.

I only started photography 2 years ago, and my interests are people photos.

Lately I have been trying out alternative forms of photography like Lomography and Polaroid transfer.

I hope to share what I know and of course to learn more about Film in this forum

 

[Dave Miller]

Welcome from a cold and humid Middle England; enjoy the site.

 

[Dave Wooten]

welcome from Las Vegas sunny and 60 degrees!

 

[Kevin Caulfield]

Welcome from sunny Melbourne, the world's most liveable city (whatever that means ). You've come to the right place to learn about film.

 

[Nige]

Hi Edgar, another welcome from sunny (today) Melbourne!

Melbourne, the world's most liveable city

While I do agree with you Kev, I'm yet to find satay that's as scrumptious as that in Singapore. My mouth is watering at the thought!

 

[Kevin Caulfield]

I didn't say anything about satay, Nige, just liveability.
Can't say I've tried satay in Singapore. I've only ever been there in transit.
Again, Edgar, welcome from your neighbours to the south.

 

[Glenn Mathison]

Welcome form the other "World's most liveable city" (C'mon you guys in Melb, I couldn't pass that one up ;-) )

Welcome to APUG, you'll learn heaps here.

I frequently get to Singapore with my work, and in fact I manage 5 staff there, one of whom is a very keen photographer. It really is a small world! I love the hawker centres and kway chap, Singapore chilli crab etc but don't know that I've ever had satay sticks there...?

Enjoy the learning....

Glenn

 

[mono]

Welcome from cold and rainy Germany.

 

[Nige]

Glenn, something to seek out for your next visit. Worth a taste IMO.

 

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Welcom

Welcome from the grey, temperate, mediocre Midlands of the UK.
Look forward to seeing your pics in the gallery

 

[Andy K]

Welcome Edgar, I have been to Singapore and well remember the humidity hitting me like a wet flannel as I left the airport!
Things have changed a lot since I was there, I heard they were tearing down Singapore's lovely old city library building, is this true?

Andy.

 

[suedgar]

Welcome Edgar, I have been to Singapore and well remember the humidity hitting me like a wet flannel as I left the airport!
Things have changed a lot since I was there, I heard they were tearing down Singapore's lovely old city library building, is this true?

Andy.

Yes they tore that down already. Now we have a modern high-rise library somewhere else in the city. The urban renewers are going for the national stadium next. :-(

And yes, Satays are great supper snacks and they go well with beer.