Very bright

I think there are a few variations of where the holga originated. The more widely known one is found on the Lomography micro site. Holga started in Hong Kong, in 1982. The name "holga" resembles the meaning of 'very bright' in Cantonese - pronounced as "ho gwong". Since then, all sorts of variations of holga are born, living true to its original design and idea.

Here is the night time collection of the latest roll. I'll post the remaining photographs that were taken during the day time later.

Four towers.  Can you spot the the water from largest fountain found in Singapore?

A close up of what the fountain has to offer for the viewer.

Moving around horizontally or just moving horizontally?

It's slanted and there was camera shake.

Triple one.  The skyline image was totally accidental as I forgot to forward to the next frame.

 

The circular shape is the reflection of Singapore Flyer on water.

And here's the spinning flyer.

Can you spot the Esplanade Theatre?

It's challenging to snap at night, especially due to the time required. But I've got to say, the results sometimes amazes me more than those taken in the day.


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Month taken: September 2013
Time taken: Night
Photo size above: 640 pixels - Longer side