If you have a particular request for photos of a certain Singapore-related article, list them below. There is no guarantee for fulfillment however. Please move listing to bottom when image request is satisfied.
Yusof bin Ishak, a photo of the person rather than a wax figure, From the Wikimedia Commons description page, the main picture of Yusof is of a wax figure. I am not sure where to look for a photo that can be posted on Wikipedia--U.S. public domain image sources that I am more familiar with do not have any images of the man. Cobbunt (
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06:38, 21 August 2021 (UTC)reply
Secret p-(opps!). Mmm, I don't know if the heritage exhibition is still up at B1 of National Library, but a few photos can be obtained if it's still there. -
Mailer Diablo21:41, 28 December 2005 (UTC)reply
I will probably be acquiring my first macro lens after CNY, that should be great enough with a extender, to take close up. What exactly is the location of these floras? Slivestré ¦
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02:42, 20 January 2006 (UTC)reply
Try looking at [MarlindaRadzi.com] as she has a load stash of local halal food galore. Nasi Lemak Changi Village,
Chilli Crab, Mee Siam, Lontong and misc stuff.Pics can be copied under fair use, see notes of the BBS.NU Community
Dr R Azrin (
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17:38, 24 November 2008 (UTC)reply
For
15th Singapore general election, (which will be renamed as
Singapore general election, 2006 once the announcement is made), requested pictures include Parties' posters, banners and leftlets; rallies, speakers, and crowds; candidates' walk-about and lorry-drive-by; campaigning; polling stations; etc.. When candidates visit your home, please take pictures. Also, I need logos of political parties, including DPP, SJP and some other smaller parties (I can't find them on Internet). Thanks. --
Vsion22:30, 11 March 2006 (UTC)reply
Done for the campaigning posters and polling station (only one though). Does anyone have rally pictures (GFDL, CC, own work, PD) of their own? Especially PAP ones. If anyone was at
Serangoon Stadium,
Woodlands Stadium,
Yio Chu Kang Stadium (or anywhere all the party supporters are awaiting to hear the results). Any pictures for the post-election aftermath such as newly elected MPs going around in trucks thanking the people, visiting a place etc. --
Terence Ong15:04, 7 May 2006 (UTC)reply
Photographs of a flag-raising/flag-lowering ceremony (I believe we are unique in having our own prefects do it, rather than staff), because I'm intending to create an article for
flag ceremony eventually. Someone who isn't in school should take this, us younger SGpedians can't exactly take out our cameras when we're singing the anthem ourselves. :D
Elle vécut heureuseà jamais (
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05:17, 1 May 2006 (UTC)reply
1. Her memorial, if one exists. I realize her body was never recovered, but I am thinking her mother and others set up a small memorial for her at some site, at a cemetery or somewhere, probably in Singapore.
2. The Bonny Hicks Education & Training Centre. It is located at:
The Singapore Council of Womens Organisations
96 Waterloo Street
Singapore
Tel. (65) 6837-0611
3. Her modeling. I am going to venture that the above training center has some pictures of her hanging on the wall of which someone could take photos. In fact, I think I see photos of her hanging on the wall of the copyrighted photo of the inside of the center
here! Otherwise, pictures of her modeling could come from scans of ads--or anything, really--and could be used under fair use rationale. Also, Excuse me, are you a model? has photos in it that someone could scan. I'd rather not buy the book...just so I can avoid having to explain to my wife what the heck I am doing with it, LOL. :-)