We used to have holidays.
These usually involved a beach, pool, restaurants, something of cultural interest to visit & a great deal of relaxation.
Since I bought a DSLR we don't have holidays any more.
We have missions to capture images of beautiful views & it isn't relaxing

Why didn't the camera come with the following warning;

Your behaviour may change
You will probably get addicted to Flickr
You may find yourself getting up in the dark when on holiday.
You may be running around with your camera when normal people are relaxing in the bar/ restaurant
You may find yourself driving around the country in search of views with light, mist, waves, boats, structures, flowers or wildlife
You may find yourself exploring corners of cities & places in this wonderful world we all inhabit (before it gets Nuked) that you'd never previously bothered checking out
Hasn't that got to be a great thing???

Let's be honest - I'm not the only one

This wasn't the easiest of shots trying to guess what the lasers were going to do & avoiding blown highlights from the mall opposite.
This was my favourite angle but there was a never ending stream of Bumboats into the bay from the Singapore river leaving skid marks on the water as you can see here.
Don't worry, you can relax, Bumboat doesn't mean what you might think - it comes from the Dutch word "boomschuit" meaning canoe :))

Many thanks to everyone who took the trouble to view comment or fave.

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Make:	Canon
Model:	Canon EOS 5DS R
Exposure:	4
Aperture:	f/4.0
ISO Speed:	200
Focal Length:	29 mm
Lens:	EF16-35mm f/4L IS USM