Fishing in Singapore with the Singapore Sea Brothers

"That old man with his Umbrella". Photo's taken from the coastal waters in the deep east.

Looking distance away at the bottom platform.

The fantastic view of the olden structured built in the early 80's.

Look, what they're searching at those structures?

This modern Samsui women are actually China woman whose busy collecting Oysters from the giant built water pipe structures.

A close-up to what is in the blue tupperware that was called Oysters. I didn't know that Oysters are breeding by these structure until the foreigners comes in to hunt and eat them.

Another view of the other type of water pipe that was built in the late 80's just next to the giant oval-shaped water pipe.

The tide has risen to a level where all the 4 giant oval shape pipes are no longer visible to our eyes.

Its time for the Samsui Oyster Picker pack themselves up and head their way to the top of the platform for their safety precautions upon the rising incoming tide.

2 different shots were taken when the weather is ought to be stormy in a few minutes time with an unstoppable gusting winds from the north direction.

Here's another shot right after a few minutes from the first shots were taken. The weather seems to get wet in a couple of minutes with pile of rain clouds above readily to shower us.

Dusk falls in as bolts upon bolts of lightning struck the skies darkest nights in the east coast front.

I manage to shot a fierce ligthning thunderous bolts that hit somewhere in the far eastern of Singapore off Changi Coastal Road in those remote area of Rhu trees where it is still unurbanised for the public.