>> Monomad Challenge << 📷🚶Random snaps from my photowalk at Bugis area

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Everywhere I look there is an interesting subject that I want to include in my photos along a walk. Fortunately, there are mobile phones with effective cameras and efficient storage of pictures. I already have thousands of photos saved on my hard drives to reduce the stored images on my phone.

At this point, I don't have enough space in my iCloud that's why I'm getting a notification that I need to upgrade my iCloud plans so that I have enough space to back up my photos. I didn't upgrade my iCloud because I want to be able to back up the photos stored on my phone myself. I have some pictures that are being deleted because it isn't good enough for posting, that's why I'm manually selecting the photos that I want to keep permanently. So, that's how I managed the photos that I took in the past few years.

For today, I have a new collection of photos I took in the residential area of Bugis. It's quite quiet in this area because it's a bit far from the city center. There are only a few people here, so there are also a few commercial shops here. It's a quiet neighborhood considering that it's still quite close to the city area. Maybe people are still outside and they are still walking.

Amazingly, I found two churches and a mosque in this area. That only happens in Singapore (I think); there's no clear boundary between different religions here. I feel like there is respect for each other and everyone is free to practice their religion without being judged by others. It's a beautiful scene.


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”To see in color is a delight for the eye, but to see in black and white is delight for the soul.”

~ Andri Cauldwell

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