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February 21st, 2009
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GLASS OIL LAMPS

During my trip to Singapore in 2007 Dec, it was at Singapore Golden Pagoda Buddhist Temple. The temple is also famed as Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, a newly built $60 million one located in Chinatown. I went there to pay homage and donate some cash. I saw these glass oil lamps in 100 Dragons Hall (the ground floor of the temple). The lamps are courteously arranged in lines right in front of Quan Yin image. Hundreds of oil lamps are lighten and being offered to the images all day long. To me, the vivid colors of the flame is simply speechless. I just couldn’t stop myself clicking the camera button. I got quite a lot of shots there.

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Steadily growing LIGHT gives a total LIFT to your soul…

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A shot with f/14 and 1/10s… I really love the vibrant pulsating color of the flame…

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You will see hundreds and hundreds of these glass oil lamps in the temple… the grand ball room of the temple’s ground floor is also chirpy with the light from these lamps.

THE TEMPLE & THE GOVERNOR

The temple is a giant one located in Singapore Chinatown. The precise address is 798, Tampines Road, Singapore. The Venerable Shi Fa Zhao, the abbot of the temple, also recognized as the founder of METTA FOUNDATION, a non-governmental organization aimed to support old (aged) people. The mission is pretty similar to typical HOME FOR AGED however METTA FOUNDATION provides a lot more amenities. Supplementary medical care and annual oversea trips around Asia are major distinctive points of METTA FOUNDATION. The foundation is governed by the Ven. Shi Fa Zhao, abbot of Singapore Golden Pagoda Buddhist Temple, funded and sponsored by successful Chinese businessmen around the world. In addition to this, the Venerable Shi Fa Zhao is CHAIRMAN of Singapore Buddhist Temples Council. In the late 2008, His Majesty King Bumibol of Thailand awarded Ven. Shi Fa Zhao with Honorable Doctorate Degree in Philosophy (Ph.D – Phil) from CHULALONGKONG ROYAL UNIVERSITY.

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The grandness of 100 DRAGONS HALL…

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25 Comments

first and second are the best shots :D Nice!

Myo Kyaw Htun
February 21st, 2009

Second is the best.

MYO HAN HTUN
February 21st, 2009

very nice looking shots.. never seen like that before.

Linn
February 21st, 2009

@ Myo Kyaw Htun >> Thanks a lot, bro… These Lanterns are so beautiful…

@ Myo Han Htun >> Thanks, Ko Toe…

@ Linn >> Now, you can see on my site. Many more to come, bro…

Ye Lwin Oo
February 21st, 2009

I like first one…

Su Myat Noe
February 21st, 2009

@ Su Myat Noe >> Appreciated, sis…

Ye Lwin Oo
February 21st, 2009

I like the first one. The colors are really warm and vivid.
I love the details in the pictures, especially the flowers and designs on the cup itself.

Melinda
February 21st, 2009

@ Melinda >> Thz, sis… I really love playing with those DIM LIGHTS…

Ye Lwin Oo
February 21st, 2009

it’s truly a grandeur to see…

Alain
February 21st, 2009

@ Alain >> Thanks a lot, bro… The word GRANDEUR makes me smile…

Ye Lwin Oo
February 21st, 2009

woo wonderful photo, these r very nice.

NL
February 22nd, 2009

@ NL >> Nyi Lay… thanks a lot for stopping by and leaving your opinion. Appreciated…

Ye Lwin Oo
February 22nd, 2009

thanks for those lovely colorful pix… really peaceful and calming to eyes..and mind… and souls :D

SuWei
February 22nd, 2009

@ Suwei >> I am happy that you like those shots… These DIM LIGHTS truly make our souls CALM…

Ye Lwin Oo
February 22nd, 2009

Nice focus and exposure… especially liked the first picture – the warmth conveyed in the picture is just wonderful…
Good Job, bro…!

Soe
February 23rd, 2009

@ Soe >> Thanks a lot for your comment, bro… I prefer #2 though, I dont know why!!

Ye Lwin Oo
February 23rd, 2009

good shots with very nice lighting!!!

Yinnwe
February 24th, 2009

@ Yin Nwe >> Where is the gift from your hometown?

Ye Lwin Oo
February 24th, 2009

very nice shots… i like the 1st n the 2nd shots the most…

May Phyo Tun
February 25th, 2009

@ May Phyo Tun >> Thanks for your visit, Emerald…

Ye Lwin Oo
February 25th, 2009

I think very good focus in second shot. You are a talented photographer.

Ye Zaw Htun
February 26th, 2009

awesome!!!

SY
February 26th, 2009

@ SY >> Thanks a lot…

Ye Lwin Oo
February 26th, 2009

first one, bokeh idea, feeling like romantic. cool.

Nyi Min San
February 26th, 2009

@ Nyi Min San >> Thanks, bro… I am glad that you have different perspective of valuing my photo…

Ye Lwin Oo
February 26th, 2009

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