Clarity and stillness of pool of spring water was
exceptional, reflecting sharply the surrounding scenery.

I was struck by amount of structures constructed from
corrugated iron in this town and how beautifully they
weather in the harsh weather condition. Beautiful to
the eye but a nuisance on a practical level for sure...

It was a long way form home. But the lure of a building
coming to the end of its life cycle as it gets knocked
down so the land is used for something new.

Visiting buildings which is not
usually open to the public tends to
be rewarding. What is more,
interesting staircase is always
welcome.

An area which has changed beyond
recognition in recent times. And it
continues to change...

More or less deserted public space but better for it.

Lighting, as well as the music was mind blowing,
providing much needed cosmic reminder.

A bit of an oasis given its location in the
centre of the city. On this visit, I was
treated to a wonderful 'light show'.

Looking onto what traditionally served the purpose of
communing with God from an art gallery, which could
be said to be the contemporary equivalent.

I enjoyed walking through my ex-local park. often
enjoyed seeing beautiful scenes of nature.

Mirrorball... I missed you...

I witnessed this building get built from scratch. For
this reason, I have an affinity to it and I felt I was
rewarded when I was presented with this.

Rare to come across such a 'dirty' surface in this area
but the combination with the shadow brought about
something more organic in this hyper slick area of
town.

As I was wondering around, there
were so many beautifully decaying
building. great for someone just
passing by but most certainly a pain
for those who has to deal with it.

I was immediately struck by what
was being cast on the floor. It was a
while before I also appreciated what
was on show in this space.

People usually look down onto the
sprawling city in this space but I
opted to look up and saw this.

Another exhibition in this wonderful construction site.
Ironically, this was one of my favourite visual
experience from the show. A blank screen between
projection...