Polaroid – Page 4 – Damian with Sandra

Deepavali Lights @ Little India!

Published on 23/10/201624/10/2016 by damianwithsandra1 Comment

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This week, we popped by Little India to observe and capture Deepavali lights adorned along Serangoon Road! The yearly tradition of installing bright, colourful light banners attracts many photographers, and we certainly did not want to miss out on the occasion!

Little India is one of the liveliest areas in Singapore, with a growing bustling crowd each night! It is a popular tourist spot, and one can find Indian cuisines and garments easily there. Little India is also the site of a popular 24-hour shopping mall called Mustafa Shopping Centre, and they sell almost everything that one needs!

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Instant Photography: Marina Bay and Raffles Place

Published on 18/10/201630/10/2016 by damianwithsandra1 Comment

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This week we are sharing a short but lighthearted entry using our favourite medium: instant film! Previously, we wrote an entry similar to this style, where we explored specific locations in Singapore and captured snapshots; read more about it here!

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Exploring Macritchie Nature Trail

Published on 25/09/201625/09/2016 by damianwithsandra1 Comment

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It’s been a while since our last hiking expedition, so this week we took some time out of our busy schedules to explore a well-known nature trail in the heart of Singapore! The MacRitchie Reservoir Park is a popular place for Singaporeans to engage in healthy lifestyles, such as jogging along the reservoir, kayaking or hiking on the many nature trails surrounding the MacRitchie Reservoir!

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Celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival in Singpore!

Published on 18/09/201621/09/2016 by damianwithsandra5 Comments

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Last year, our very first entry on Damianwithsandra was documenting a trip down to Chinatown (with our friend Sarah) to take some photos of the lighting structures put up during the Mid-Autumn Festival (also known as the Mooncake Festival). This year, we decided to share a little bit more on what we do during this festive season!

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Exhibitions @ the Asian Civilisation Museum

Published on 04/09/201604/09/2016 by damianwithsandra5 Comments

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This week, we found out that the Asian Civilisation Museum was opening its doors for free this past weekend (3-4 September), so with a piqued interest about the exhibitions being held there, we decided to check it out, along with our camera companions!

DSCF9220 — The neoclassical building which houses the Asian Civilisation Museum was built in 1867; as it was situated beside the Singapore River, ti was previously used as government offices.

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Using our Polaroid Spectra ImagePro

Published on 28/08/201629/08/2016 by damianwithsandra1 Comment

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This week we decided to kick back, relax and share with our readers some of our favourite photos taken with our Polaroid Spectra ImagePro! You may have seen some of them on our Instagram, but here, we also detail the work that goes into these Polaroids!

cam-imagepro1 — Click here to view other varieties of Polaroid Spectra camera and the specifications.

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Changi Chapel & Museum

Published on 14/08/201614/08/2016 by damianwithsandraLeave a comment

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Today on the 14th day of August in the year 1945, marks an important date of the end of the Japanese Occupation in Singapore. This week we have been exploring a little-known museum in the far-flung corner of Singapore, but which houses significant memories and tales of a time that many Singaporeans have not lived through: the Japanese occupation during World War II (WWII).

The Changi Chapel & Museum is a museum that depicts the historic knowledge about WWII in Singapore, the Japanese occupation, tales of livelihood and death, and the prisoners-of-wars’ (POWs) internment in Changi Gaol (malay for ‘prison’). In the museum rests a replica chapel, a symbolic structure representing all the wartime chapels built during WWII by the POWs.

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