Taking my Canon 550D out for the first time at night to take night photos. I went to Marina Square area where I visited Singapore’s iconic Merlion statute, moving on to Esplanade and finally to the newly constructed Helix Bridge that is link to the under construction Marina Bay Sands integrated resort. I am so [...]
Archive for May, 2010
Singapore City Night Photos
May 31st, 2010 
Bryan Chung 
Posted in Blog Entries 
Tags: 550d, canon, city, esplanade, helix bridge, integrated resort, marina bay sands, merlion, night, photos, singapore, tripod 
2 Comments »More Jelly Bean
May 30th, 2010 Bryan Chung My previous random Jelly Bean post was Tropical Bonanza flavour. This time is Fruit Cocktail flavour. I think I like this flavour more. And I am running out of it already! Soon I have to visit Candy Empire for more. :D
BBQ Chicken opens at Heartland Mall
May 29th, 2010 Bryan Chung I warmly welcome BBQ Chicken to Heartland Mall! Another option of the choice of restaurant to dine in to eat with friends. And their opening must have spell trouble for New York New York (NYNY) at the same level. Sometime ago I ever blog about NYNY getting too expensive to causal dine in with friends. [...]
Posted in Blog Entries Tags: amanda, bbq chicken, brittany, chee hoong, dinner, edward, heartland mall, louis, new york new york, student No Comments »New Adidas Basketball Shoes
May 27th, 2010 Bryan Chung I bought my third pair of basketball shoes in just over a year of playing basketball. My first pair was Adidas. Second pair Kobe Bryant’s Zoom 5 from Nike. And my latest pair is back to Adidas. Seriously I found it quite painful to have to stop wearing my Kobe’s shoes. But I have no [...]
Posted in Blog Entries Tags: adidas, ankle, basketball, chee hoong, injury, kobe bryant, louis, nike, queenways shopping centre, shoes, young guns 2 Comments »Kent Ridge Park
May 25th, 2010 Bryan Chung Armed with my Canon 550D, I went to Kent Ridge Park for a photo taking afternoon. Kent Ridge Park is located at Vigilante Drive off South Buona Vista Road. One of the last battles for Singapore was fought on this hill which dominated the harbour and the British military depots in the Ayer Rajah area. [...]
