Singapore Flyer ( Up close)

Currently the highest Flyer. Thanks for visiting.

I like that metallic colors & compo. Well done. 7/6

With a height of 169m/554ft (height of a 42 storey building), it is 34m/111ft taller than the BA London Eye, diameter is 150m. Duration of ride is 37 minutes. Comprises 28 fully air-conditioned and UV protected capsules that can comfortably carry 32 people each (max 36). Currently the tallest Flyer in the world, soon to be overtaken by Dubai, I think. Welcome on board :-)

Que buena composicion.

Saludos.

Excellent composition, very good tone and light!! Best Regards. Glauco. (7/7 an.)

Great viewpoint...very good and interesting lighting!

Great composition and point of view. Happy to meet you again after vacations. Regards.

Very beautiful composition. Success, Mircea.

Cherlyn, I love the clear details and light use. I also like the perspective - it seems like the two structures are dangerously close together, which adds interest for me. Very neat image. We've seen nothing like this in my state of Virginia.

excellent shot...

I love the composition, Cherlyn. It's a very attractive image for me. Best regards, Eugenio.

Very creative composition, the reduced colours emphasize impact of the picture. Very nicely done

It is a splendid picture - looks like lesson in geometry and mechanical engineering. . Tone and light fits this image perfectly.

I like the light and the colourtones in this picture.Reminds me of 'the eye of Londen'.

Cheers,

Jim

This is exceptionally nice! 7/7

 

I would have cropped it in such a way that the edge of the pole at the top left is removed from the image. (I think....)

The composition is very nice, I also like the "hard" look and feeling to it, with all the steel and glass and monotone colors. Well done:)

Cherlyn, I regret that I when I used to visit Singapore in 1990s, these attractions were not there. Very good composition,exposure and light. I aspire to visit Singapore next year, to witness the pheenomenal changes taking place and meet you all there.

hello Shawn, I did consider cropping away the steel pole but that would also crop away part of the bottom cabin, which doesn't sit right with me as I want to have a fuller & closer view of the cabin's interior, so I leave the pole as it is.

Amal, you are welcome to visit Singapore & we are most happy to meet up with you. 20 years has seen Singapore undergone tremendous changes. Come & you will see.

A different point of view! Regards.

Nice series! I like this one in particular for the friction/tension in it.

It is difficult to get a fresh and interesting look at a well photographed landmark such as this but you did it beautifully. This is a wonderful shot!

Well done Cherlyn. Very interesting composition. It is almost B&W. Beautiful contrasts.

Dynamic motion vs. the static. Very well arranged and composed.