These were captured at Collyer Quay and you can see how wet the ground has been. Glad the rain stopped long enough for us to take a leisurely stroll along the Quay and do some skywatching in the late evening.
Across the water is the skyline-dominating, Marina Bay Sands with three 55-storey towers connected by a 1 hectare sky terrace on the roof, which is known as Sands SkyPark. We managed to visit the rooftop too and took some pictures but I'll post them another time.
Here is another lovely view of the resort fronting the bay. Sitting pretty at the left corner of this photo is the lotus flower shaped ArtScience museum followed by Singapore Flyer as far as the eye can see.
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Bonza photos i especially like the reflections :-).
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Wow! Stunning photos but the landscape had really changed since we were there in 1999!!
ReplyDeletewow..so spectacular!
ReplyDeleteIt's a crazy and fantastic building.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this great pictures!
Greetings, Angela
That building is fantastic -- very unique and impressive. I look forward to seeing pictures from the rooftop. Your evening photo is absolutely marvelous. I love the lights and the reflections.
ReplyDeleteMarina Bay Sands fascinates me, and the ArtScience Museum too. Very futuristic architectures.
ReplyDeleteincredibly rainy skies you captured. it seemed your time in s'pore was wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely shots! The sky terrace must be amazing!
ReplyDeleteSingapore is a place I (still) hope to visit one day!
ReplyDeleteAt this time of the year torrential rains in the afternoon are a must for Singapore. Makes for great skies and clean streets.Great shots, especially the last.
ReplyDeleteThose are very fabulous photos giving justice to an equally fabulous architectural design, and the composition amazing. That 3rd one is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteTerrific captures and what an amazing, beautiful building! Wow! what a sky terrace! It must be amazing indeed to visit! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
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Cool! I have heard about this place and would love to visit there someday myself. It'll be nice to see the pictures you took from the top, even if they are rainy :)
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Thanks for sharing your journey!
Wonderful views of the city. The reflections are very nice.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. A very unique and large structure set against a dramatic sky.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. That is a spectacular structure. Have a blessed week-end.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
ReplyDeletePlease come see my skywatch also. Have a nice evening.
Nice shot of Marina Bay Sands despite the gloomy weather.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a neat buildings. I have never seen 3 separate structures that share a rooftop. Nice reflections of the walkway after the rains. I'll be heading to Asia next week and the forecast is rain. :(
ReplyDeleteWhoa heard this is the most expensive office space in Singapore right now which can fetch a few thousand Sin dollars per sq ft.
ReplyDeleteLovely buildings nice shots of the three buildings with the clouds and reflection. People said they looked like three incenses from a distance.
ReplyDeleteWow, the resort towers are beautiful. I would like to stay for for a few nights. Lovely photos and reflections. Happy skywatching!
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous architecture. And I love the lights and reflections in the last photo.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful building. :D Aww....it's like an art if you ask me.
ReplyDeleteI have heard rave reviews regarding this Marina Bay Sands. I wanna bring my family there one day.
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible building and architecture! Nice photos.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos and the sky terrace is amazing!
ReplyDeleteLove Marina Bay Sands! Makes me feel like visiting Singapore! : )
ReplyDeleteHey that's looking great! Love that architecture.
ReplyDeleteHi LR! :)
ReplyDeleteAlamak we didn't get to visit here too on our last visit... yeah la.. so busy at the casino hahahahhahah!
ReplyDeleteLove the pics sweetie... which hotel did u stay at I wonder....
ReplyDeleteNext trip, try the river cruise. :)
ReplyDeleteOooo Beauty, cut the breath!
ReplyDeleteWhen I went I, these three buildings did not exist, but remember, expensive hotels had huge garden on the roof!
Your photos are wonderful and very nice your trip!
I am very happy for you!
Many greetings and kisses