Ryan Fowler Photography

Ryan Fowler Photography 📸 🛫 I travel and photograph because I enjoy it, and occasionally share some of it. Pro travel photographer.

When we visited Singapore for the first time earlier this year, I was finally able to capture an image I’d always wanted...
08/20/2026

When we visited Singapore for the first time earlier this year, I was finally able to capture an image I’d always wanted. For me, there’s a list of images I want to capture for my collection as would someone want to collect specific Pokémon cards.

This was one of those images. It was the first time I’d visited Singapore and absolutely loved it. The food, the city, the experiences. All of it is what I wanted to experience, and fortunately we did. Although there’s still more we want to do there, that will have to wait for the next trip, this time as our family trio, making it even more special.

So tell me, what are the images you want to capture?

This one really struck my curiosity when we visited the Maldives… 🇲🇻 The number of cats in the streets, at least in the ...
04/25/2026

This one really struck my curiosity when we visited the Maldives… 🇲🇻

The number of cats in the streets, at least in the areas we were in, was a lot. It was actually the second most surprising thing to me in the country.

Some were adorable and cute, many were fairly humanised, and only one of the cats in this series ran at me, can you guess which one?

It’s fair to say, these cats are wildly different from my cat at home. These cats are on the street, dodging people and trying to survive. Some get help, others don’t. It’s unfortunate to see so many, and I don’t know why it happens so much here.

However, I hope@you enjoy seeing something different from a place known for white sand beaches and pristine blue water.

03/15/2026

8-hour layover in Singapore… which usually means bad airport coffee and pacing around the terminal pretending you enjoy duty-free shopping.

But then I remembered something.

Changi Airport has a butterfly garden inside the terminal.

Yes. An actual tropical garden. In an airport.

So instead of sitting at the gate watching the departure board like a stressed day trader, I spent my layover wandering through greenery, chasing butterflies with a camera like a slightly over-excited nature photographer.

Not the worst way to spend a layover.

Between the humidity, the flowers, and butterflies casually flying past travellers dragging suitcases, you almost forget you’re technically still in an airport.

Almost.

Safe to say this might be the only airport in the world where a missed connection could accidentally turn into a wildlife photography session.

If you ever find yourself passing through Singapore with time to spare, do yourself a favour and go find the butterfly garden. It’s tucked inside Terminal 3 and somehow turns an airport stop into a mini nature escape.

Layover photography missions: highly recommended.

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🦋 Butterfly Garden, Terminal 3

There’s magic in seeing glow worms surrounded by the rainforest, especially here at Natural Bridge. While you’re there, ...
03/13/2026

There’s magic in seeing glow worms surrounded by the rainforest, especially here at Natural Bridge.

While you’re there, it may not feel like it in the early evening, surrounded by tourists being bussed in, fumbling in the dark and being told to turn your light off by just about everyone.

When it quietens down though, that’s when you feel it. Just nature doing its thing.

As of right now, my bags are packed and I’m headed on the next adventure to the Maldives & Singapore. While we were meant to head through the UAE, that got changed.

Now I’ve got a question for you. What are my must-see spots in the Maldives & Singapore? Let me know in a comment.

Thanks for joining me the night these were taken.
These were all taken on the R5 and 35mm f/1.8 macro.

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