Southern Ridges Revisit Part 1

Made a trip down to Forest Walk, Henderson Waves, Mount Faber Point in the evening yesterday. This time, I was using a different lens and trying to understanding this lens better.

For the Part 1 series, it’s again Henderson Waves:

Henderson Waves by night

77.88m above sea level

Henderson Waves by night

See more Singapore Photos pertaining to the Southern Ridges at SingaporeShots.com.

National Day Parade and Singapore F1 Race are just around the corner. Catch last year NDP and Singapore F1 Track photos too at SingaporeShots.com.

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Henderson Waves – Highest Pedestrain Bridge

 

Visited Henderson Waves yesterday in the late afternoon. Managed to capture some Henderson Waves Bridge day and night images. On my way home, while cruising through the Forest Walk at night, I managed to also capture two images.

Here are some of the Singapore Photos for your viewing pleasure:

 

Forest Walk at night. The Southern Ridges.

 

Henderson Waves at night. The Southern Ridges.

 

Henderson Waves. The Southern Ridges.

I am a little happy because the photos I took during this trip to Henderson Waves were much better than the ones I previously took. Mainly because, I used a DSLR camera this time round, instead of the compact digital camera that I conveniently previously.

I am still learning, experimenting, and understanding more about the DSLR camera that I am now using.

Anyway, please visit SingaporeShots.com to see the latest Henderson Waves photos. Don’t miss out the other Southern Ridges images too.

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Singapore By Night Photos

Singapore is really beautiful at night. I’ve put up some of the Singapore By Night photos that I’ve caputured in 2008 and early 2009 at SingaporeShots.com. They may not be the best photos, but they definitely represent that special moment in time.

Here are some of the Singapore By Night photos. Enjoy!

Merlion at night

Marina Bay at night

Henderson Waves at night

Don’t miss to see other beautiful Singapore By Night images of Henderson Waves at SingaporeShots.com

War Memorial Park

 See other Singapore Tourist Attractions photos and on-location spectacular night images of Singapore F1 race track under lights photos at SingaporeShots.com.

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Henderson Waves Night Photos

Another visit to Henderson Waves in the evening few days ago. This time, I brought with me a D-SLR camera trying to capture Henderson Waves night images. It was meant as a testing or training as I am not familiar in using D-SLR cameras.

Anyway here is one un-edited images of the bridge. The photo will look much nicer if you see it in a larger view.

Henderson Waves at nightHenderson Waves at night

Visit SingaporeShots.com to see this photo in 1200 by 800 format. Apologise that this photo is not yet a professional shoot, someday I’ll get better.

See other beautiful Singapore attractions photos at SingaporeShots.com – Singapore Photos You’ll Want To See. 

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Bridges in Singapore – Part 1

These are the first set of must-visit bridges(vehicles and pedestrains) in Singapore. One of the must-see attractions in Singapore.

First on the list is the Henderson Waves bridge. This is the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore with beautiful curves. A really beautiful sight in the evening and at night. One end of the bridge connects to Telok Blangah Hill Park and the other end connects to Mount Faber Park. Take a stroll with your loved one this weekend evening and walk up to Mount Faber and enjoy the spectacular skyline view of Singapore. Or too cruise through the HillTop Walk, Forest Walk, Alexandra Arch, Flora Walk and HortPark at other side of the bridge.

Henderson Waves Bridge

Second on the list is the Anderson Bridge, one of the historical bridges in Singapore. This bridge is worth your attention because it was part of the Singapore F1 race track. All F1 vehicles race through this bridge in September 2008 during the world’s first Formula 1 Grand Prix Night Race.

Anderson Bridge

Third on the list is the Esplanade Bridge. The Esplanade Bridge is about 3 minutes walk from Anderson Bridge. At both sides of the bridge, there is a pedestrian walkway, one side, you’ll see the Esplanade Park, Anderson Bridge and the river that leads to Boat Quay and Clarke Quay. The other side, you’ll be able to see Esplanade, Merlion Park, Marina Bay Promenade, the Floating Platform and the Singapore Flyer. This is considered one of the best place to catch NDP on water performances and fireworks. The Esplanade Bridge is also a Singapore F1 Race Track.

Esplanade Bridge

Check back again on other interesting Singapore Photos.

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Southern Ridges

Ok. Today I did my 4th Southern Ridges walk. This time, I wasn’t alone. I was with my mom and my sisters. Unfortunately, we did not cover the HortPark, Kent Ridge Park and the Canopy Walk this time round.

Starting from the Alexandra Arch, we managed to pass through the Forest Walk, HillTop Walk, Henderson Waves, Faber Walk, Mount Faber and Marang Trail.

Here are some newer pictures of the Henderson Waves:

Henderson Waves

Henderson Waves

Henderson Waves

See other Southern Ridges pictures at Singapore Photo Gallery.

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Henderson Waves Bridge

Henderson Waves Bridge is the tallest pedestrain bridge in Singapore. It is 36 metres above Henderson Road, at one end it connects to Telok Blangah Hill Park, at the other it connects to Mount Faber Park. The Henderson Waves consist of seven curved steel “ribs” and look spectacular in the evening with lights projected onto these ribs.

Here are some of the stunning Henderson Waves images:

Henderson Waves

Henderson Waves in the late evening.

Henderson Waves

Henderson Waves, in the Morning

Henderson Waves View

A view while on the Henderson Waves Bridge in the late evening.

Check out other Southern Ridges and Singapore Popular Attractions at SingaporeShots.com.

Kin-Lee