Photography Tour Singapore (Architecture, Street, Nightscape, Sunset, Sunrise)

We aim to arrive 30 minutes before sunrise to find your ideal shooting location and to photograph the early blue hour colors. Depending on the time of year, it can crest over the horizon directly through the Singapore Flyer or between the Marina Bay Sands hotel columns. With the sun rising over Singapore and a virtually empty park in front of you, you'll agree that catching the sunrise at Merlion Park is not to be missed.

The National Gallery Singapore, often just known locally as the National Gallery, is a public institution and national museum dedicated to art and culture located in the Civic District of Singapore. We will spend sometime here shooting the architecture. If you have ND filter, please bring along for fast moving clouds effects!

Street photographers are very content with the opportunities in this area of Singapore. We will head straight for the House of Tan Teng Niah which dazzles with bold hues from the roof top down to the pavement. We will spend sometime in the market photographing market activities and cultural portraits before moving to the Sri Veeramakaliamman temple - the oldest Hindu temple in Singapore.

Singapore’s Chinatown is a celebration of culture and tradition. You’ll see everything in red the moment you arrive. Market stalls sell anything and everything and it’s busy, lively and full of street photography opportunities.

Haji Lane is in the Kampong Glam neighbourhood of Singapore, a short walk from Bugis MRT. Haji Lane is the narrowest street in Singapore. It is an interesting street with a good mix of shops and cafes. The shophouses here are of the "Early Shophouse". We will be shooting the Sultan Mosque architecture and doing some street photography.

Iconic to Singapore's skyline is Marina Bay Sands, an architectural marvel with environmentally sustainable features and advanced design concepts. We will spend sometime here taking the fine-art picture of the Marina Bay Sand. Once done, we will move on taking the fine-art architecture building of the Flower Dome.

Marina Barrage is a popular sunset spot for local photographers. It has possibly the best view with skyline that includes all the highlights from east to west. Definitely a perfect spot for panoramic shot of Singapore.

Immediately after our sunset we will walk into a sparkling forest of all things magical - Supertree Grove. Is definitely a perfect spot for night photography. There’s a lot of angles you can capture here - so lets allow ourself enough time to wander around and get the best for the night.