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Marina Bay at the mouth of the Kallang river, Singapore.

Marina Bay at the mouth of the Kallang river, Singapore.

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The architecture in Marina Bay is awesome, great capture David!

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Thanks Theo & sorry for the very late reply!

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WTG on your people's choice challenge award. Super photo!

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