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Little India (Singapore) - Part 2
2010.04.06
The light cutting across this poster hanging on the sidewalk gave it an almost god-like appearance.
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The orange-red t-shirt of this man against the blue chairs and walls provides good color contrast.
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I was attracted by the contrasty colors of the broom and wall in this sideroad.
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I was taking a shot of the reflection when this pigeon decided to drop by for a drink.
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Sunlight falling on a picture of the sun - how appropriate.
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This set of bells set against the backdrop of bamboo chicks was made more interesting by the streaming sunlight.
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This man was having a breather when I spied him between the colorful walls in Little India.
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The shadows of a couple provides an air of mystery to this picture.
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This flower and garland were draped over the Hindu deity Ganesha. I was attracted by the strong colors of the red flowers and bright yellow shawl.
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These pots on the street created interesting shadows on the floor, which itself has very nice textures brought out by the sunlight.
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This is just a simple doorway but the strong colors and a simple stream of light makes an interesting picture.
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Colors, light and shadows - that's what makes Little India so interesting.
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Little India continues to fascinate me with its color and vibrance. It is a must-visit place for photographers, tourists or simply folks keen to capture a slice of culture. I timed my visits in the early morning when the sun just rises - the play of light and shadow makes for very interesting pictures.
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