You loved “Secret Shooting Spots of Photographers in Singapore – Part 1”, shared with us by Leana of The Wedding Scoop, and now we’re back with Part 2 of The Wedding Scoop’s Secret Shooting Spots of Photographers in Singapore!
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Leana Doray co-founded The Wedding Scoop, a popular online wedding publication covering Singapore, Malaysia and the region. The Wedding Scoop’s aim is to inspire and empower couples to make informed decisions about their big day, by providing them with the most beautiful weddings and useful wedding-related information.
11) Marina Barrage
Alwin and Kai: Here you can get beautiful sunsets with the CBD skyline as a backdrop. When the sun goes down, and the buildings light up, you get to enjoy Singapore’s beautiful cityscape.
12) Fort Canning Park
Samuel: There is always something about the lines of this pathway that creates an emotional touch to the photographs taken there, and it is often quiet as well, which sets couples at ease.
13) Punggol (lallang fields at Punggol Road and Punggol Beach)
Yu Hsin: I like Punggol beach because of its serenity. Not many beachgoers choose Punggol so it’s naturally quiet. The Punggol fields add that soft touch to images, especially when lit by the sun.
14) Tiong Bahru estate
Samuel Goh: Tiong Bahru is the perfect combination of quirkiness nestled in old school shophouses, and there are so many nooks and crannies that make every engagement session fun and unique.
Kelvin: There is so much to shoot here! Including the market itself. The people there are generally very friendly and colorful. I love all the old coffeeshops too.
15) Seletar North Link
Wilson: This is currently an area where the forest is cleared for construction. Many people mistake this place for Europe or Australia because there’s a beautiful lake, which is hardly ever found in Singapore. It’s not possible to reach this spot without a car.
16) Mountbatten Playground
Kelvin: This is an old HDB playground and it’s nestled between four HDB blocks. The estate is old – full of character. It kinda reminds me of my childhood too!
17) The Baba House Singapore
Ting: This is the only well-preserved Peranakan house in Singapore. Everything is authentic and you can find adorable details in every corner of the house. The Baba House charges $500/hr.
18) Bukit Timah, near Riders Café
Wilson: This spot is near the hill which you can see whenever you have brunch at Riders cafe. Walk up the hill to the other side, and you will find beautiful untouched greenery.
Related: Singapore Saddle Club / Riders Café
Nathan: It’s really gorgeous in the mornings when the sun rises over the backdrop. If you’re lucky, there will be horses grazing in their pens. It’s the only place in Singapore that really makes me feel like I’m not in Singapore.
19) Upper Pierce Reservoir
Guan Hui and Sylvia: This is a great place for couples who want the location to feel like they are overseas. It’s well shaded and a very relaxing place, which makes it easier for the couple to relax in front of the camera.
20) Botanical Gardens
Alwin and Kai: It has many different scenes all in one central location, from gazebos to tall trees, ponds and beautiful gardens, and so we can get many different varieties of scenes without going far.
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