Maybe it’s because I’m getting old, or just sentimental, but I’ve been noticing that Singapore is blessed with fascinating sunsets on most days.
And I’ve been telling my kids, the clouds make them happen. How thin, how puffy, high or low, cloud formations largely contribute to those dramatic sunsets. And if they really do think about it, the dark, heavy ones always have the potential to bring out the most intense and interesting sunsets.
I hope they get the point I was trying to make though, that clouds – the challenges, they can make life beautiful, spectacular even…
Enjoy the photos below. 🙂














For me, sunsets evoke feelings of peace, rest and stillness. But most of all, they naturally and instantly bring a sense of deep gratitude.
Gratitude not only for the obvious privileges I have, but really more for the warm hugs of my 12-year-old child when he says ‘I’m done with my homework, Mum, I need a hug now,’ or the unconditional love of my teenage son after I chided him, or, being able to fetch my hubby from work early, in time for him to catch the sky burst into a spectacular display of colours.
How about you, what does the sunset mean for you… xoxo
Wow – a truly stunning collection of Singapore sunsets! Thanks for sharing!
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And thank you for dropping by Marcus! Hope all is well with you. 🙂
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You are welcome! All good here, enjoying the last two days of our Israel vacation….
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You have a lovely gallery of sunset here. Sunset and sunrise are so special. I see the sunrise most days down on the beach while exercising. Sunrises always hold so much promise, the anticipation of a wonderful day ahead.
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Thank you for sharing your thoughts Amanda. I feel the same way about sunrise – hopeful. And wow exercising on the beach while the sun is rising – that’s the best!
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Sure is.
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What lovely sky photos! And I love seeing the buildings, traffic, too. It’s all a part of this fascinating place!
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Thank you, Rusha. I agree, sunsets against buildings and traffic are quite nice too! Thank you for dropping by. 🙂
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I love sunrises & sunsets … they both hold so much stillness and promise … of a day to come, of a day ending which marks the beginning of another …
Your gallery & tour through Singapore is so varied and lovely. My favorites are in the glass elevator over looking the Marina Mandarin & the final one of you both.
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Sunset marks the beginning of another day – that another positive way to look at it. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and positivity, JuLyn.
We’re quite lucky to always have beautiful sunsets here, and yeah that photo at Suntec area is nice. 🙂
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The pandemic has definitely made us appreciate what we can find on our doorstep. We stayed by a lake recently. F and I both had the same idea to go out and photograph the view at sunset and dusk. Independent as she is these days, my daughter insisted on going out before me and exploring a different stretch of shoreline! I was pleased we had the same idea though!
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Yeah we really got to realise and appreciate the goodness that surrounds us. I wonder who had a better shot of the sunset, you or F? 🙂 But seriously it’s really good when our kids have these moments of gratitude. Makes us parents smile and feel warm. 🙂
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F, according to her 😄
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Hahaha of course! 🙂
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These are all so beautiful. I’m always taking sunset photos too
I love your outlook on life, something we should all live by
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Hi there Alison! Thank you for those kind words. Did you post your sunset photos as well? I should hop over to your blog and see. 🙂
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There are a few dotted about on my blog!
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Napakaganda lalo na yung sa Lornie Road. Napakaeasthetic tingnan 🙂 ❤️ Sunsets are the most beautiful time of a day, and I also love taking photos of sunsets with clouds too 🙂 Thank you so much for sharing 🙂
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Thank you for the kind words. The Lornie Road photo was taken by my 12-year-old son on our way home ng sinundo ko sya. I’ll tell him, matutuwa yun. 🙂
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Wow, the sunset photos are stunning. I always think of them as the sky’s daily art masterpiece.
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Thank you. They really could be so beautiful.
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