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As the Central Business District has always been referred as the "Concrete Jungle", doesn't that make us "animals" on the move like those on the plains of Africa? Well, what if we swap places with them, and let them inhabit our "Concrete Jungle", while we roam the plains. Imagine Shenton Way at rush hour, with herds of elephants, rhinoceros, giraffes, monkeys and flocks of birds! Will there still be traffic jams? :)

Peak Hour @ Shenton Way

Although forest conservation programmes have gained momentum in recent years due to declining natural resources, the message is still being taken lightly; with people still taking, chopping and killing with the same gusto. If this continues any much longer, trees in the future would probably end up looking very much like the image. So Go Green - Recycle - while there is still a chance!

Concrete Tree in Autumn


With the acute scarcity of land in Singapore, the boundaries between built-up areas and natural areas have become very vague. This invisible barrier has been exaggerated in this image, with wild animals co-existing with us and our human made structures in earshot of each other.

Concrete Jungle