To get this beautiful sunrise photo of Kranji Marshes, we have to be ready before the first light. We reached the raptor tower while it was still dark to set up our equipment.

Immediately after capturing the panorama image, we climbed down Raptor Tower. When we headed for the swamp just in front of the tower, we saw glow from the foliage and the perfect reflection of the sun.

When we passed through the gate, we saw a bigger pond at the reed crossing. The calm water acted like a mirror as we captured the sky’s reflection.

As we moved along the bank to try to get a shot of the floating pontoon bridge, we were greeted with nature’s symphony of colours.

The dramatic sky and its reflection added a sense of calmness to the architectural image of the pontoon.

The arching trees and leading stones created a welcoming path for nature lovers to go forth and explore.

The lone tree stands right next to West Marsh.

If you have the chance do take a moment to enjoy the beauty of the lotus pond in the late afternoon because at that time the animals come out to play.

Standing tall beneath the layers of cloud is the Raptor Tower at Marsh Station.

Rifle Range Nature Park is one of our commissioned landscape architecture photography projects at the start of 2023.

In this project, we focused on capturing images of designed landscapes, such as the park entrance, resting facilities as well and the well-come lobby.

The goal of landscape architecture photography is to showcase the design elements and features of these spaces, such as the use of plants, hardscaping, and other design elements.

This genre of photography typically involves capturing images of large nature spaces which are in harmony with the design and details of buildings and structures.

Enjoying the beautiful scenery of emerald waters under the fluffy clouds as you walk along the boardwalk at Chek Jawa.

The boardwalk from the coast eventually leads into the mangrove swamp. This allows you to be closer to the greenery.

The long stretch of the boardwalk hugs around the curves of the mangrove swamp, thus allowing visitors to observe nature with minimal disturbance.

The boardwalk from the coast eventually leads into the mangrove swamp and allows you to be closer to greenery.

There is always a shelter for you to take a break from the sun so you can continue to enjoy the scenery.

The boardwalks allow people to enjoy nature without intruding.

The staircase leading to Bambusetum reminds me of the Japanese landscaping in Arashiyama.

Walking among the Giants, where you can see one of the tallest tree species in ASEAN.

Although the elevated boardwalk is only 260m long, it can bring you a lot closer to the trees, If you are lucky you can catch some beautiful birds hiding amidst the greenery.

Near the entrance, from the Singapore Botanical Gardens is the other end of the elevated boardwalk.

The elevated boardwalks link the two sides of a lake. You can take a stroll over it and enjoy the peace and tranquillity around the lake.

Spend a tranquil and peaceful afternoon at the Sungei Buloh nature reserves inside these beautiful pavilions.

Stone Path in Windsor Nature Park was built without the use of any machinery. The requirement for our client building this path is to minimize the disturbance to nature. Hence they decided to manually create all the structures and paths.

The long and serene path within the Old Chua Chu Kang Memorial Cemetery.

A long and winding path in Thomson Nature Park amid the greenery allows visitors to enjoy the scenery in peace.

Rifle Range Nature Park is one of our commissioned landscape architecture photography projects at the start of 2023.

In this project, we focused on capturing images of designed landscapes, such as the park entrance, resting facilities as well and the well-come lobby.

The goal of landscape architecture photography is to showcase the design elements and features of these spaces, such as the use of plants, hardscaping, and other design elements.

This genre of photography typically involves capturing images of large nature spaces which are in harmony with the design and details of buildings and structures.

Enjoying the beautiful scenery of emerald waters under the fluffy clouds as you walk along the boardwalk at Chek Jawa.

The boardwalk from the coast eventually leads into the mangrove swamp. This allows you to be closer to the greenery.

The long stretch of the boardwalk hugs around the curves of the mangrove swamp, thus allowing visitors to observe nature with minimal disturbance.

The boardwalk from the coast eventually leads into the mangrove swamp and allows you to be closer to greenery.

There is always a shelter for you to take a break from the sun so you can continue to enjoy the scenery.

The boardwalks allow people to enjoy nature without intruding.

The staircase leading to Bambusetum reminds me of the Japanese landscaping in Arashiyama.

Walking among the Giants, where you can see one of the tallest tree species in ASEAN.

Although the elevated boardwalk is only 260m long, it can bring you a lot closer to the trees, If you are lucky you can catch some beautiful birds hiding amidst the greenery.

Near the entrance, from the Singapore Botanical Gardens is the other end of the elevated boardwalk.

The elevated boardwalks link the two sides of a lake. You can take a stroll over it and enjoy the peace and tranquillity around the lake.

Spend a tranquil and peaceful afternoon at the Sungei Buloh nature reserves inside these beautiful pavilions.

Stone Path in Windsor Nature Park was built without the use of any machinery. The requirement for our client building this path is to minimize the disturbance to nature. Hence they decided to manually create all the structures and paths.

The long and serene path within the Old Chua Chu Kang Memorial Cemetery.

A long and winding path in Thomson Nature Park amid the greenery allows visitors to enjoy the scenery in peace.