Just before 7pm on Sunday evening, the entire world outside went orange. I have no idea why. We went outside to stare at the sky but the sun was not in sight, just clouds still full of rain and wringing what’s left in them upon the sodden city. But everything outside was bathed in orange, like you’re wearing orange-tinted glasses. It was over in minutes.

I shot this in my bedroom with the lights off, just as I turned around and noticed. No post editing except to straighten and crop the photo.

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Orange Dusk

Found on the wall of a shop at Jalan Ajibah Abol, a road I never travelled until an assignment took me there.

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Quality Graffiti

The infinity pool at Damai Puri Resort & Spa on a rare day where the haze is at its lowest point.

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A Break from the Haze

In this season of hazy days and fires both natural and manmade, let’s not forget one important thing:

Backyard burning in urban areas is illegal.

If your asshole neighbour is merrily contributing to the current condition of the air, you can report them to Natural Resource & Environment Board (NREB) with their online form here, or by calling their hotline at 082-313313.

And to you skeptics who think that nobody will do anything about it, it’s better than sitting around complaining about how nobody’s doing anything about it… including you.

But I have to say, the haze gives us some pretty stunning sunsets. This photo doesn’t do it justice.

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Insert haze/smoke cliche here

Resident spoilt brat snoozing on the counter of a grocery shop somewhere on Gambier Street.

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Not a care in the world