Archive for the ‘Play’ Category
Lighting up the sky

A long exposure reveals the colourful streaks made by remote controlled kites above a field near Clarke Quay. Members of Go Fly Kite (GFK), or otherwise known as “The Night Flyers” began playing on the field due to proximity reasons – the only shop that supplies the kites and accessories is located in Riverside Point.
Step Up 2

Line dancing hobbyists gather at the concourse of UE Square along River Valley Road every Saturday to indulge in their favourite recreation. They dance from 6:00pm till 10:00pm, taking breaks whenever they like, while the music continues playing for four straight hours. Philip, coordinator for the weekly sessions, says the smooth marbled surface provides a suitable dance floor for line dancers.
Fair weather sports

Church-goers enjoy a game of Sunday football outside St. Andrew’s Cathedral. They play every week from 4-7 p.m. in an open field bordered by the city’s busy traffic.
Sepak Tak-roar

At an open field near Kallang Stadium, construction workers take a break from work to play Sepak Takraw. The temporary court is made from plastic poles and tapes.
Step up to the groove


Street Artist

Roadsworth is a street artist in Montreal who has really integrated his art with the streets and they are really very thought-provoking. Check him out here! I want to get hold of the video about him man, watch the trailer at the same site where he discusses his rational, legal issues and whether he sold out…
Stick them in
Urban cricket
Skaterboys
The world is my playground
Bring it on: A foreign worker from Toh Guan dormitories retrieves the ball during a Sunday football game on an open field nearby. The Sunday kickabout has brought together foreign workers of many nationalities, including Malaysians, Thais, Myanmese and Chinese, who enjoy a great time despite the unkempt condition of the field.
One last juggle: The players strip their football gear in preparation to return to their dormitories. Meanwhile, a few continue to monkey around with the ball as if they have not had enough fun for the past three hours.









