the garden slug

Question: How many Singapore bloggers does it take to change a lightbulb?

Answer: None. They don’t change lightbulbs!

They get invited to cool events like last Saturday’s #samsungconvo, take photos, and write about said events and said photos.

© @deliciatan

© @jst79

Non-lightbulb-changing bloggers also get to have a photog lecturer run a little hands-on food photography workshop in a small li’l diner at Telok Kurau.

After which, they get fed & pose for group shots.

Big thanks to these good folks for organising this event: Jimmy & Zach from Silverbullet, and Stephanie & Daniel from Samsung. Thank you for hand-picking The Garden Slug as the venue for your photography workshop.

Lawrence Teo of Peepshow Machine is an extraordinary photography guru. (Click here for Lawrence’s photos of the event!) The slugs picked up a couple of good tips too, during the hands-on session.

And as for the non-lightbulb-changing Singapore bloggers, add them to your feedreader!
http://peepshowmachine.livejournal.com

http://www.danandesther.com

http://mhisham.org

http://molemole.sg

http://jayleif.blogspot.com

http://www.ladyironchef.com

http://beauterunway.blogspot.com

http://imac.multiply.com/journal

http://juicyndelicious.wordpress.com

http://nadnut.com

http://www.sabrina.sg

http://www.camemberu.com

http://www.temptingtreats.com.sg

http://musxzart.blogspot.com

http://www.hisfoodblog.com

http://vic.sg

Posted by sharon on November 10th, 2009

http://www.kongtechnology.com/ Kitkat

Cool! I want to join the party too! :p
mhisham

oh! heh – sorry ya – i think i was twitter-happy rather than blog-happy to comment abt your kind hosting for us!

uh – think ill do a pictorial la.
http://www.thegardenslug.com The Garden Slug

we’ll be waiting for it!
mhisham

oh! heh – sorry ya – i think i was twitter-happy rather than blog-happy to comment abt your kind hosting for us!

uh – think ill do a pictorial la.
http://www.youngupstarts.com/2010/01/25/the-garden-slug-slugging-it-out-in-the-food-business/ The Garden Slug – Slugging It Out In The Food Business | Young Upstarts

[...] Sophia and the rest of her crew believe that nothing is more powerful than word of mouth and personal recommendations. And while food establishments in Singapore have began testing the waters where social media is concerned, its a space that The Garden Slug seems to excel at. For example, unlike some other eating places, The Garden Slug doesn’t stop diners from taking pictures – in fact they openly welcome it. [...]