Chinatown, Bangkok. Late lunch.

Orchard Road

I enjoy Singapore. Theres old temples of various denominations, lots of art galleries, an amazing public transport system, and its clean. Very clean. 

I was beginning to think it was a little bit sterile when I met these two skater guys at the Orchard Road skate park. Juan Qi An is a Singaporean videographer and part time skater, and his buddy Jaron is ironically from Perth. They let me photograph them for a bit. 

Jaron airborne. 

Marine Parade

It's been a hard few months. I've been readjusting to everything since mum passed away. I've done the ob photog job here and there to get by, but otherwise, it's been frankly depressing. Utilities companies don't really care when you call them to say that Kim Huynh has passed away. Government departments are worse. Every time I check the mail box, a new letter comes for mum. Another phone call has to be made. A token 'were sorry for your loss' is uttered, shortly followed by 'now fill out his heap of forms'.

Depressing huh? I thought so too. Last year, mum and I visited Malaysia and Singapore. I had happy memories walking through the streets. So it was with was that in mind that I decided that I would head back.

The stars aligned and my cousin Huy, is working in the land of the Merlion.. which equals free accommodation! So, here I am. Once again, trolling through the streets of this asian giant. Here are pics from yesterday.

A Hindu Priest at Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, Little India

A Hindu Priest offers salutations to Ganesh at Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, Little India

A Hindu Priest offers milk at Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, Little India

Courtyard at the temple. 

Why can't Australian train stations be this nice?!

I don't know why, but I enjoy having haircuts overseas. This barber in Little India was awesome. Haircut and a straight razor shave. He decided to shave my cheekbones, and my earlobes, which is admittedly weird, but the guy has skills!

Haircut selfie. 

View from the Marina Bay Sands boat thing. 

59 Tram x 2

59 Tram

Five minutes of perfect light.

The weather in Melbourne was fairly awful today. Rainy, windy, and generally fairly hectic. I actually saw a tree on a car as I went for a coffee this afternoon. However, while walking through city, a five minute gap of beautiful light opened up on Degraves St and Centre Place. Here are some pics from the street corner of Flinders La and Centre Place.

Mel and Steve

Yesterday, I had the privilege of documenting Steve and Mel's special day. After shocking weather on Friday, the beautiful couple were blessed with a glorious day. Surrounded by their close family and friends, Mel and Steve tied the not at St Mary's in St Kilda and danced the night away at the reception that night.

Mel's sister helps her into her dress.

Mel rides in a Rolls to the service. 

The newlyweds arrive at The Royce hotel.