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Escapade Paris. Reality can be too much to deal with. Everybody has their own method of getting away from reality for a while. What’s yours?
Parisian City, France
Weekly Photo Challenge: Escape
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Pattern
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Made up of 3,332 panels of 42 varying shapes and sizes of spectrally selective glass, the structure is the world’s largest columnless conservatory. From now till 20th May, experience the glory of a Dutch spring with Tulipmania at the Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay.
Gardens by the Bay, Singapore
Weekly Photo Challenge: From Above
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A spectacular display of 20,000 flowering tulip bulbs in a vibrant myriad of colours. A typical sight in Holland, Tulips are cultivated in great fields of beautiful color and tulip festivals abound throughout the country during springtime.
Tulipmania, Flower Dome Gardens by the Bay
Weekly Photo Challenge: Culture
“Fangsheng bridge” (setting-fish-free bridge), the longest stone bridge with five openings was built in 1571. The name represents the customary release of fish back to the sea. They believe releasing the gold fish is for the purpose of good luck.Weekly Photo Challenge: Up
Weekly Photo Challenge: Change
Weekly Photo Challenge: Color
Weekly Photo Challenge: Future Tense
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To commemorate Earth Hour, landmarks all over the world including Singapore go dark to raise awareness about the need to take action on climate change. This annual event encourage people to go beyond the hour protecting the planet and turn off non essential lights.
Marina Bay, Singapore
Weekly Photo Challenge: Lunchtime
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Mouth-watering Belgian Stack from Dean & Deluca. Topped with whipped cream, Oat and honey buttermilk pancakes with fresh mixed berries and organic maple syrup. What’s yours?
Dean & Deluca
Weekly Photo Challenge: Lost in the Details
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One of the 7 prestigious rooms at The King’s Grand Apartment, The Venus room (Salon de Vénus) presents the most baroque decor. The arches of the mouldings represented the actions of ancient heroes relating both to the planet of the place and the actions of Louis XIV. These ceiling paintings look so surreal from afar and took years to complete it.
Château de Versailles, Paris, France
