I constantly find myself back at Pacamara for brunch, which doesn't make sense on the practical side because there are so many new cafes that are popping up around Singapore every month, but I guess it's a combination of the fact that it's so near (10 minutes walk), and that I love the interiors and how spacious it is (though it is getting more and more crowded these days!!!)

Anyway, headed down once again with couple fwens and cafe hoppers Jiehui & Renhao. We tried not too take too many photos so our food wouldn't be cold. Tried being the operative word here. It's true that we could save a lot of money if we didn't eat brunch at fancy cafes, but then where would all the fun in life be?

*Photography rant, ignore* I paid a ridiculous $26.00 to get my slide film developed at Ruby Photo - this was after a miscommunication on their side in which I was told to come back after a week to collect it, but after a week I came back only to be told to come back in two more weeks because my film only finally got sent out for developing. HUH? Then why even tell me to come back in 1 week when it takes 2 weeks to develop it in first place? I could go to Grace Digital Labs to get my normal film done in 1 hour except they just don't develop slide film, only cross process it, so basically guys, do not go to Ruby Photo ever to get your film developed. *End of photography rant*

It's things like these that remind me why I don't shoot film as much as I used to before (though seeing the full frame images is motivation for me to save up for my 6D. Hopefully this year heh). Justin helped me take this photo while scouting for my location for Kathleen's shoot. Andddd, because I hate it when people act all secretive about locations, this is the rooftop cafe of the YMCA opposite the Grand Cathay. There's a pretty awesome pool, and the cafe is generally empty. I'll upload the rest of the photos soonish.