18 December, 2009


Arab Street. I bought a film camera and salt and pepper shakers. 

Arlen's favourite colour.



And he broke it..




Bugis Junction night market.






I love these fried banana things!




My new favourite shop. I wish we had one in Melbourne!! They have absolutely everything.





I bought the pink flamingo :)



My grandmother has nice disks.

12 comments:

Gabriela Goulart said...

OMFG the pig disk is so funny, I like your photos! Eh... visit your formspring, there are more questions on your inbox! Kisses

_ said...

you have an incredible eye!
my favourite is the photo of the white dishes. i would love to visit there someday.
s.

Abigail said...

oh gosh. i really really love your photography! :) the pics are really pretty! :)

oh btw, WELCOME TO SINGAPOREEEEE :)

<3, A Singaporean

amynaree said...

you have amazing photography skills, love all the pics!

Hazel said...

Is the round "bread" Arlen's holding a Breadou? (http://www.thebreadou.com/emoticon.html) If so, does it actually smell like real bread?

`A.manda said...

I'm a singaporean and my school's in bugis. You made Singapore look so beautiful!

Jeannine said...

Thanks! You people are lovely :)
Hazel: Yes it is and yes it does ;)

Callie Michelle said...

Hey! This is SO old, I know... but just wondering what awesome places you'd recommend in Singapore. :P To shop and stuff. I live in Brisbane but I'll be visiting Singapore over the Uni break... [I actually lived in Singapore before but hey, a new perspective on the scene there always helps!]

Also, what film camera did you buy and where from?! I'm always on the lookout for more.

Love your photographs, by the way. (:

Jeannine said...

I honestly just followed my parents and relatives everywhere! Arab street, definitely if you enjoy thrifting. And I enjoyed Haji Lane. That's pretty much all I know.. I don't recommend you follow my perspective :P

I bought my film camera (don't even remember the name) from Arab st. It didn't even work. Make sure they don't cheat you :((

Thank yooou :)

Nurul Nadia said...

in Malaysia , we called the fried banana as 'cekodok'

yummy isn't it ?
by the way, i loe your photoblog. quite interesting :)

Nurul Nadia said...

*love

Jeannine said...

Aw thank you! Yes it's delicious :)