photo blog

Well, they say a picture depicts a thousand words.
I love photography, it's one of the hidden hobbies I have.

This blog is created especially for my students, Secondary One students from Pasir Ris Crest Secondary.
I want to make Geography not only fun, but as interesting as it can get.

Who am I, you may ask.
I'm Ms. Tan.
Who are you?

This is how it works:
1. Snap a really awesome picture (no cheating okay!)
2. Email the picture to me, Ms. Tan, at ms.nat.tan@gmail.com, along with a short paragraph explaining why you took the picture, or the story behind the picture. (Do remember to state who you are photographer, and what class you're from.)
3. Wait for me to upload it for you.
4. Share, by comments, or the tagboard.

Thus, happy snapping :)

Other rules:
1. Please preserve the copy write of any picture.
2. Snap the picture YOURSELF, be the photographer, not a ripper.
3. No Profanities in the comments.

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Boo you, idiots.


Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Darwin, NT 7:22 PM

Singapore Sunrise
This was the awesome sunrise of the Tuesday I was going to go.





PHOTOS OF DARWIN, AUSTRALIA
Clouds

The clouds there, never end to amaze me.



White Flower,
I like this very much how it turned out. This flower was in my Aunt's garden. Yeah, they've got gardens there.




The Beach,
the beach there in Darwin is different.



Red Rocks
This is sedimentary rocks. How I know? look at the layered appearance! It was this rock that I brought back some specimens home.





The Sands,
Other then the Red Rocks, they've got sand like this:
there's smooth sand,


or rough looking sand. This rough looking sand only looks rough thanks to...


...these guys. :) The crabs dig little holes and the sand that is dug up is on the beach as litte balls.




Shadows in the Sunset
My friends in the Sunset.



Mommy, Help Me
Not my friends, but I like how it turned out.





Down at the Wharf
the Wharf is a really cool place.



I like seagulls in actionn :)


I happen to see a red moon there, how awesome?

The Cars there have funny number plates:
yes, they do.




That's all folks.
Time for Dinner.

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