I read in the newspaper today that it is also the world's largest observation wheel.
Here's a very different view of the wheel. The blue hues of the wheel looks like a fire wheel from a far.
Click here to view the photos I have taken of the wheel since it was just a skeleton here.
Blue on black, simple but effective.
ReplyDeleteLooks like an eclipse, for a planet with a blue sun..... :)
ReplyDeleteThe reason the train was empty too was because it was heading towards the kampung. The city bound train are always packed.
ReplyDeleteI have a reverse commute because I live in the city and commute to the kampung for work. Most people come from the kampung to the city.
I heard about this on the news today, and how it is bigger than the one we have in the UK, in London :(
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing it lit up. It looks cool. I like the progress pictures too!
on dirait un vrai cercle de feu (sauf la couleur) que l'on trouve pour les cascadeurs en motos dans les cirques
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a real circle of fire (except colour) that are found in the motorcycle stunt in circuses
how cool?
ReplyDeleteI thought it was an eclipse as well.
The scale of this thing must be quite large, then.
Each of those blips is a compartment?
So 1/4 of the circle equals 7 compartments, making 28 compartments (or whatever you call them) in all.
pretty!
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Great photo. You'll have to post a picture when you get a chance to have a ride on it.
ReplyDeletegreat shot! read about it in the straits times. I'll definitely be going on it in jul when i'm back in singapore. :-)
ReplyDeleteStunning shot! This is really a cool shot!
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thanks all for dropping some comments. it turned out better than i expected :-)
ReplyDeletei hope to go on it one of these days!
B.e.a.u.t.i.f.u.l!!!
ReplyDeleteI just clicked on the link. It's great to see its genesis. :)
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