The opening ceremonies of Singapore Youth Festival, a full stadium-sized ceremony with marching contingents by the uniformed groups and mass display segments was a colourful event for photography. I captured this image at our National Stadium in the seventies from a vantage angle. Apparently, the event was a grandiose affair.
This is another image of my series of “Down The Memory Lane……..Singapore In The Seventies……..No.25.
Those were the days along Boat Quay at Singapore River. Obviously, I was attracted by the pattern of the boat from a vantage angle. Since 1987, Singapore river cruise has become one of the tourist attractions. (Image no.24 in my series of “Down The Memory Lane…….Singapore In The Seventies…”)
The narrow gorge of the Little Colorado, Arizona, USA, conceals an astonishing depth. The walls are almost colorless, gray, grim, and forbidding. The Navajos regard it as just a part of their diversified land. The visitor, however, views it with admiring eyes and awesome wonder. Non wonder, it is regarded as one of the seven wonders of Navajoland. It is a gorge that worth visiting if you are on the way to Grand Canyon.