I was supposed to visit the city area, but a sudden rain forced me to postpone my plans for tonight. It was a bit disappointing because I had planned this a few days ago to check out Clarke Quay on a Friday night, knowing it’s when the place is at its liveliest. Since things didn’t go as planned, I decided to stay home and go through my archives to work on editing photos that had been waiting for attention. Whenever I go out for a photography walk, I always set aside the pictures I intend to contribute to the black-and-white photography community.

In case you weren’t aware, a new creature was released a few days ago, and you can check it out through this link. It’s a dog, and it looks incredibly cool due to its design. The creature is inspired by the Egyptian deity Anubis, known as the protector of graves, which perfectly fits a dog's character.

Last weekend, we visited the Christmas lights at Gardens by the Bay, and it was a truly enjoyable experience. Nothing quite like the joy one feels during the merriest time of the year. The weather likely enhances this cheerful atmosphere, as Singapore’s tropical climate offers its best during Christmas. The consistent cool breeze makes outdoor activities much more pleasant, and rain is rare during this time, ensuring that planned activities are less likely to be disrupted or postponed.

Holo!I started working on this piece last Sunday, and it took me a few days to complete it on and off. It took longer than usual because I'm experimenting with a new way of coloring and shading the character. It's quite challenging, but if I execute it well, the result will be something more realistic and with greater depth.

It has become a tradition of ours to visit Gardens by the Bay to view the Christmas lights display. It is the most extravagant display in the city, and the best part is that it doesn’t require any payment to enjoy an evening under the vibrant, colorful lights. In fact, we don’t just go to the gardens during Christmas. We visit as often as the holidays allow because they usually have different themes and displays for every major holiday. The events we would regret missing are the Lantern Festival, Christmas Wonderland, and the Chinese New Year. These three are the major holidays that always guarantee a spectacular display at the gardens. One of my personal favorites is Christmas Wonderland because the weather during this time is perfect for strolling around the park—and that’s exactly what we did last Sunday!

Hello, fellow Black-and-White photography enthusiasts!Tonight, I’ve prepared two sets of images to share with you. The first set focuses on skyscrapers, while the second highlights street art. These two themes present a stark contrast in how we approach and appreciate them.