The Singapore Flyer is a gigantic 42-storey observation wheel located in Marina Bay. Standing at 540 ft, it is the tallest Ferris wheel in the world (The London Eye is around 440 ft tall). It is somewhat off-center in Marina Bay, which explains why it is seldom included in photos of the Singapore skyline. However, being slightly away from the action also has its advantages – it provides sweeping views over the Marina Bay area.
Each capsule in the Singapore Flyer takes 28 passengers, and each rotation takes roughly 30 minutes. To get here, drop off at the Promenade MRT station, and take a short 10 minutes stroll. Best times to visit are 6.30pm – 7.45pm, when daylight is just fading away.
A Certain Slant of Light Photography 
awesome shot. love the gold of the setting sun you captured.
Thank you! This came from the first turn of the wheel. Second turn was more sunset-y.
Amazing shot. What did you use to capture the view?
Thamks! My equipment’s on my about page. Basically canon 450d and a 10-22mm..
Thanks so much. Someday I’ll get a DSLR camera, for now, my iPhone has to suffice.
Actually smartphones nowadays ain’t too bad when under good lighting. I especially like iphone’s built in hdr.
I absolutely love your photography. I live in Sydney, used to live in Singapore, and have seen a lot of your subjects first hand. Such stunning shots. You’ve got a great eye. Keep on doing THAT !!
Thank you very much! Looks like we have some places in common 🙂
Yes, am following your blog now. When are you off to Bora Bora… ‘cos I’d really like to go there !!!
Thanks! Haha.. my bucket list is as long as it is expensive 😉
Hi Wenjie Zhang,
I really like your shot and would like to ask something: Could I use your photograph on the front page for an educational german book?
Hey there. This shot is available on Flickr with an attribution license:
https://m.flickr.com/#/photos/z_wenjie/6227394290/in/set-72157627903838494/
Thanks for dropping a note!
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