Of all of the neighbourhoods in Singapore, I’ve probably spent the most time in Little India. Not only was I born in a hospital on its edges, I also lived and studied near here for several years. Every trip abroad had to start with a visit to Little India, for foreign currency, electrical adapters, or extra supplies at Mustafa Centre.
![1. A scan of a color photo of three glasses on a table top in front of blue and tan walls](https://cdn.uploads.micro.blog/8917/2023/001308850024.jpg)
Filter coffee.
![2. A scan of a color photo of coconuts sitting on a counter at a restaurant](https://cdn.uploads.micro.blog/8917/2023/001308850009.jpg)
Coconuts.
![3. A scan of onions and potatoes being displayed at a little India grocer with a blue tarp over it](https://cdn.uploads.micro.blog/8917/2023/001308850027.jpg)
Aloo pyaz.
![4. A scan of a color photo of colourful windows (painted green on wood and brown) with purple and green and bright green or yellow colors around it](https://cdn.uploads.micro.blog/8917/2023/001308850026.jpg)
Windows.
![5. A scan of a color photo of two men in little India sitting at the back of a restaurant. An alley opens up into them, and the foreground wall is painted with geometric clay color and shapes, indicating it is part of a Hindu temple next door](https://cdn.uploads.micro.blog/8917/2023/001308850023-3.jpg)
Alleys.
All photos taken on Nikon FE, 50mm, Kodak ProImage, dev and scan by Triple D Minilab, Singapore.