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Clarke Quay

Posted on November 11, 2016February 20, 2017 by zikkilin

Photographers:

1. Keoy Wan Hui

2. Han Xuyang

3. Samuel Ng

4. Samuel Ng

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I am a Journalism and Economics student at New York University who grew up in the sunny island of Singapore. My passion for dance, fashion and photography led me to set up this blog to share the creative projects that I work on. View all posts by zikkilin

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