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This was taken from my room window, this is my view of the sky. It was rather cloudy that day. ^^;; I think it was going to rain soon.

Taken using my dinky old Nikon point-and-shoot, and edited in Photoshop 7.

Another image from my house. XD This one was taken from a window in my mother's room. She has a nicer view than I do. =___=

The trees in this area get pruned quite often, as they grow really fast! There are also rambutan trees there. :3

Taken using my dinky old Nikon point-and-shoot, and edited in Photoshop 7.

Yet another picture taken from my mother's room window! 8D Her view is always gorgeous. And yes, it's the same window.

This cluster of greenery is in the same area as the photo above, but angled lower. The palm trees are within my condo estate, but the denser foliage belongs to the area beyond the fence.

Taken using my dinky old Nikon point-and-shoot, and edited in Photoshop 7.

This is the same area as the photo above, but taken in portrait view. Also taken at a later date. It shows more of the condo palms. XD

It was raining that day, but the air smelt so wonderful! I love the wet, grassy, loamy smell in the air when it rains. :3

Taken using my not so old nor dinky Panasonic, and edited in Photoshop 7.

Ths was taken during my holiday to Melbourne 3 years ago. :3 I was visiting my best friend, who had continued studying there after I left for Singapore. We took one of those day trips to Phillips Island (home of the Fairy Penguins)!!! It began in Melbourne, and the tour bus took us down to a little ranch/farm place to have scones. I love wallabies! 8D

This was taken during one of the photo-op stops upon reaching Phillips Island. :3 It shows part of the island's beautiful coastline.

Taken using my dinky old Nikon point-and-shoot, and edited in Photoshop 7.

Another photo from the trip to Phillips Island! 8D This was also taken during one of the photo stops while we were making our way towards the visitor's centre. The waves breaking upon the cliffs are so breathtaking! I want to go there again!

Taken using my dinky old Nikon point-and-shoot, and edited in Photoshop 7.

Haha, yet another photo from Phillips Island Day! 8) I really love the way the water appears in this! It really did have shades of green mingling with the blue! Photos do not do this place justice!

Taken using my dinky old Nikon point-and-shoot, and edited in Photoshop 7.

The last of my photos from my trip to Phillips Island! (Alas, I had no photos of the penguins, because photography isn't allowed at the platform where we viewed the penguins making their way on shore from the sea--something about scaring the penguins with the flash).

You can see the horizon in this, as well as the subtle curve of the earth! ^^ Makes us seem so small in the grand scheme of things, huh?

Taken using my dinky old Nikon point-and-shoot, and edited in Photoshop 7.

From Melbourne's botanical gardens (I think), these bushes have flowers in all shades of pink! And white. The pink flowers come in shades like cotton candy, blush-pink, and hot pink! It totally matches some of my clothes~ ;D

Taken using my dinky old Nikon point-and-shoot, and edited in Photoshop 7.

A glorious fall of white, with a single blot of crimson.

These bushes were massive! 8D Each one was taller than me. There were singular red flowers planted in the same area. You can see them in the background peeking out  from behind some of the white flowers.

Taken using my dinky old Nikon point-and-shoot, and edited in Photoshop 7.

This was taken by the little pond in the gardens. There's a shelter that you can see in the background. I think this is near the oriental-themed section.

Taken using my dinky old Nikon point-and-shoot, and edited in Photoshop 7.

More of the lipsticky bushes! :D

It was such a wonderful day, if somewhat hot (but it wasn't humid, and that makes all the difference).

Besides the bright pink-and-white bushes, you can see other lovely plants! I love visiting botanical gardens!

Taken using my dinky old Nikon point-and-shoot, and edited in Photoshop 7.

These flowers looks so happy and cheerful beneath the sun! There was a whole plot of them. Their petals are so beautifully snowy white. *__*

They may not be particularly elaborate-looking flowers, but I quite like simple flowers like that. They don't need extra frills to look pretty. They already are!

Taken using my dinky old Nikon point-and-shoot, and edited in Photoshop 7.