View 180 degree view of the Hard Rock Hotel open pool area and poolside bar at midday in Singapore. The place is opened in 2010 and is one of the 4 hotels which make up the Resorts World Sentosa.

A 180 degree paranoma taken from the spectator grandstand during the night performances at the 2010 national day parade. Held at the Padang, Singapore, this parade also features a mobile column item, which occurs every 5th years and passes by the road in front of the Cityhall on the right of the photostitch.

A piece from Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang made out of 99 individual replica wolves and produced in Quanzhou, China in 2006. This 360 degree panorama shows the wolves following a continuous circle, running off in a pack before leaping off into an orderly floating frenzy before slaming head first into a glass wall. The glass wall symbolizes the invisible roadblocks and challenges we face in life due to miscalculated risks or greed, which will inevitably stop you dead in your tracks.

Taken right after full sunset from the Esplanade bay open air performance stage. Pictured are the iconic night sights of the bay area, namely the esplande, flyer, central business district skyline and the marina bay sands integrated resort and convention center across the bay in the background.

Day sights of the developed Marina bay area with iconic sights such as the Esplanade, Flyer wheel, Merlion, the CBD and the Marina Bay Sands integrated resort. Photo taken from the pier in front of the One Fullerton building.

A 180 degree view of the Singapore Formula 1 GP track just off the pit lanes and starting grid into the first left hairpin right after turn one of the night circuit. Held at the Marina Bay street circuit, the Singapore segment of the race is held at night where it is significantly cooler to race in the tropical climate of Singapore.

A full 360 degree view of the 2009 Singtel Singapore Formula 1 GP pitlanes and paddock area during the practice rounds.

Shot from the Singapore Flyer observation wheel, this photostitch comprises of 5 photos taken in landscape to produce a 180 degree paranomic view of the iconic Singapore skyline at sunset. Showcased are the various landmarks of the Marina Bay area. inluding the central business district, the Sheares bridge, Esplanade, the floating platform (soccer field) as well as the integrated resorts under construction on the distant background.

This photo was taken onboard the Singapore Flyer, overlooking the finished pits area for the big race coming. The paranoma is compiled using 6 photos shot in portrait, this 180 degree photo shot at the first quarter loop of flyer's revolution showing a bird eye's view of the Singapore Grand Prix Marina Bay Street circuit starting grid.

Shot in the Singapore Flyer observation wheel capsule at the highest point of the ride's 35 minutes revolution. This overlapping 360 degree view showcases the magnificent views offered of the Singapore bay area and central business district skyline all from the luxury of the Flyer's air-conditioned hospitality and comfort. Shot at a time approaching sunset, you can clearly make out the west-side by the setting sun in the distance on the city's horizon.

The Marina Barrage is an advanced freshwater containment dam costing S$226M built at the mouth of the Singapore Bay Area just beyond the iconic Benjamin Sheares Bridge and Singapore Flyer. It links the reclaimed lands of marina east and marina south, turning the Marina Bay and Kallang Basin into a new downtown freshwater reservoir. This 360 degree photo was shot during Singapore Bay Run Army Half Marathon event on 24th August 2008 at mid-span of the pedestrian bridge which sits ontop of the barrage itself, showing the view of the central business district and the out lying open waters of the southern straits.

The southern park connector prides itself as being Singapore's only integrated "high attitude" park ridge walk. With the Henderson Waves bridge taking the honor as Singapore's tallest pedestrian bridge. The bridge spans the top most peaks of Mt Faber and Telok Blangah hill and peaks at a maximum height of about 77.18m above sealevel. This is a full 180 degree view from the bridge at midspan. Read more of this wonderful bridge and more on my Southern Ridges Park Connector article here.

Opened on the 10th May 2008 and located around the hussle and bussle of the Alexandra technopark, the 23 Hectare horticulture park was developed with a cost of S$13.1 million by the National Parks Board as South East Asia's first gardening lifestyle hub for research and educational related activities all under one roof. Here is the 360 view of the visitor center from the start of the gardens. Read more on Hyderabad Road's Hort Park and more on my Southern Ridges Park Connector article here.

Full view of the Old Kallang Singapore National Stadium, photo taken from the VIP grandstand itself on a sunny mid afternoon. You can see the unkept condition of the running track, otherwise all the seats are still largely intact.

Shot during the class beach outing on 27/07/05. This is a full 360 degree view of the Sentosa Siloso Beach.

A view of the event, taken near the Toyota booth. A Stitch of the November Singapore Motorshow 2004 exhibition, held at the Suntec City Convention Center.

Night Military display on the Safti Parade Square. Taken from the flagpoles (facing grandstand) during the Army Open House (AOH) 2004 at Safti Military Institute, Singapore.

Day Military display on the Safti Parade Square. Taken from the grandstand (facing flag poles) during the Army Open House (AOH) 2004 at Safti Military Institute, Singapore.