Why?

I've never been a supporter of the blogging fad. I've nothing against it, but I never saw the point of publicly displaying my thoughts and expressions....until now. I've found a new passion. It's called a Canon Digital IXUS 800IS. Yeah, I bought a camera. And since then, I've been trigger happy. I even signed up at flickr.com.

So now, I thought to myself, I like taking pictures, I like showing them. Here I am, blogging, for the sole purpose of creating another avenue for myself to share my new passion. Taking pictures.

To be honest, I'm not sure if I'll ever revisit this page. This blog may already be dead, so let's see how it goes.

Here's my first favourite photograph. I'm not sure what to call it yet.

I took this picture at the National Museum of Singapore. I was at Singapore from the 10th to 15th of October, 2006. On my last day there, I took a stroll after breakfast and ended up here. I like this picture because it's full of opposites. The escalator indoors is facing a flight of staircases outdoors. The left side of the picture has straight lines while the right has a curve. The tiles indoor are smooth and shiny while the tiles outside are rough and non-reflective. The left side has some classic architecture and the right side modern. And the best part, if you can zoom to the top left, you will see the signboard indicating the washrooms, and on that signboard you will see the male and the female figures.