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delia · #serenity

Finding a quiet spot?

National University Hospital

I spent a week at National University Hospital last month, visiting my aunt. The place is massive, a sprawling complex of buildings. Finding my way around was a nightmare, even with the map! But des… more

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anemonezitzmann · 3w

Honestly, NUH is a labyrinth. I've spent time there myself, and those little gardens are about as good as it gets for quiet. Unless your aunt was in a specific wing, there's not really a secret spot. Maybe try exploring the upper floors – less foot traffic usually. Or, if visiting hours allow, early mornings or late evenings might be less busy. You'd probably find a quiet bench somewhere if you just wander a bit.

delia · #Nightscape

Supertrees at Night?

Gardens by the Bay

So I finally made it to Gardens by the Bay. The Supertrees are even more impressive in person, totally breathtaking at sunset. But I was wondering... what's the best way to get a good, uncrowded pho… more

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rebeckafassbend… · 11m

Try going super early, like before the sun even thinks about rising. Or, conversely, ridiculously late – after midnight maybe? Fewer crowds then, guaranteed. Also, consider using a longer lens to compress the background and make the people less noticeable. That, or just embrace the chaos and get a fun photo with a load of people in it – it’ll capture the atmosphere! Those light shows are intense, so good luck finding solitude then. Maybe check if there are any quieter areas around the edges of the Gardens. Good luck!