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In response to Nancy Merrill Photography A Photo A Week Challenge: Recording History. Dusty Electricity I was in the control station of the KTM Rail that connected Singapore to Malaysia for an estimated one hundred years. I noticed the electricity switch box, electricity meter, and many power points for three-pin plugs. I took a particular interest…
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In response to Cee’s Odd Ball Challenge 2015 Week 29. One thing that I particularly enjoy about photo challenges is that I could have readers, you, join in the fun by guessing what the subject is in the picture. The oddball for this week is in the image below. Guess what it is! Scroll down only…
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In response to Cee’s Photography Which Way Challenge tag. The photo below shows a little shortcut I use. You will notice the path is not proper but made out of stepping stones. I find this scene interesting because it captures both the danger sign and children’s playground in one look. The danger sign also attracted my…
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In response to Sylvain LANDRY, SL-Week 1: Moi. I am most honoured to be invited by Sylvain Landry to participate in his weekly photo challenge. Thank you! And I am taking up the challenge! *** When I read Landry’s blog, I am most touched by the fact that he translates every single word to English.…
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In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Close Up.” Love Letter Leaf I must be the luckiest person alive. The tree. Not the tree. Probably Nature. Is telling me, “I *heart* you”. That leaf is so beautiful! It is a perfect heart shape. *Spot the leaf mentioned from the photo below before reading…
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In response to Where’s my backpack? Travel Theme: Toys. I seldom seek out toys on purpose during my travels, or outings within my own country. It was unexpected that I stumbled into larger than life-size toys during one of my tours. Unexpected It was an unexpected meeting with my childhood in a foreign land that…
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In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Half and Half.” The saying goes, “One-half each and the relationship will not sour.” This line is a translation from part of the lyrics in the popular Hokkien (a dialect of Chinese) song, One Half. There is also the version sang by a stage singer, Liu…
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