Questions about Changi Point

yamcake · 7th November 2003

Hi,

My friends and i are going to Changi Point this sunday for a photo shoot... hope the weather is good...
So i searched for directions and i found out that: (on club snap)
tampines mrt
take 29
drop off ath the stop after commando's camp.
at nethravon road
its the stop after u see the sign that says changi beach club
walk in, its abt 100m

So thats the way right?

And, can anybody describe to me, what kind a place is that? does it have kelong? I saw from a thread about CP having kelongs...

And what else to expect there?

Lastly.. is it very near the paris ris chalet? how to get there?

chucks · 7th November 2003

I usually take all the way to the interchange. Bus no. 2 also arrive there. I usually take the bus from Bedok.

Just another way of getting there.

And btw, the jetty is there where u can take a bumboat to Ubin.

Pasir Ris Chalet is not located there.

lauLEE · 7th November 2003

Please be careful when you are at the Changi Point .... there is a small bridge. Below the bridge is a small police post. Photography is NOT allowed here as this is a Entry Point. The Police will stop you and advice you not to photo because of the 911.

A better location will be the left side of this point. There is a very long "wooden walkway" leading you to all the way to Changi Club. This is an ideal place for sunrise and sunset shots. In the evening around 5-30 to 7pm there will always be a few wedding couples having their shot there. Worth a visit.

Astin · 7th November 2003

For any outdoor shoot events, you should always go there to do some research BEFORE the shoot day. Walk around, look at all the potential shooting spots, find out where is the toilets, where to hide if raining, etc. That will make you event more eventful.

yamcake · 9th November 2003

there, or nearby have kelong right?

very much want to visit these places..

lauLEE · 9th November 2003

Originally Posted by yamcake

there, or nearby have kelong right?

very much want to visit these places..

as far as my knowledge goes, there is NO kelong open for public visit in Changi. Maybe you need to rent a sampan and ask them to bring you to one. You can actually make a trip to Kukup for seafood and I am sure there are many kelongs over there in Johor. Better scenery also.

sfhuang · 9th November 2003

Originally Posted by lauLEE

as far as my knowledge goes, there is NO kelong open for public visit in Changi. Maybe you need to rent a sampan and ask them to bring you to one. You can actually make a trip to Kukup for seafood and I am sure there are many kelongs over there in Johor. Better scenery also.

wah lauLEE you're a Changi Point regular har? :P

yamcake · 9th November 2003

Originally Posted by lauLEE

as far as my knowledge goes, there is NO kelong open for public visit in Changi. Maybe you need to rent a sampan and ask them to bring you to one. You can actually make a trip to Kukup for seafood and I am sure there are many kelongs over there in Johor. Better scenery also.

so you can rent sampans there on the shot and ask them to bring us there?
cool..
don't mind paying a little...

jnifur · 10th November 2003

Originally Posted by lauLEE

Please be careful when you are at the Changi Point .... there is a small bridge. Below the bridge is a small police post. Photography is NOT allowed here as this is a Entry Point. The Police will stop you and advice you not to photo because of the 911.

A better location will be the left side of this point. There is a very long "wooden walkway" leading you to all the way to Changi Club. This is an ideal place for sunrise and sunset shots. In the evening around 5-30 to 7pm there will always be a few wedding couples having their shot there. Worth a visit.

Yah, my fren got stopped by the police b4.
Wat I do is I take mrt to tenah merah, then take bus no 2 stop at changi village then walk in.

lauLEE · 11th November 2003

Originally Posted by sfhuang

wah lauLEE you're a Changi Point regular har? :P

my office 5-min drive away from CP. after work goes there to de-stress with my tenD and also can see pretty gals there (unfortunately always got bfs too)... haha

coke21 · 12th November 2003

Originally Posted by lauLEE

my office 5-min drive away from CP. after work goes there to de-stress with my tenD and also can see pretty gals there (unfortunately always got bfs too)... haha

You forgot abt the transvestites that hang out there after 11pm...

lauLEE · 12th November 2003

Originally Posted by coke21

You forgot abt the transvestites that hang out there after 11pm...

i normally leave after the sun set... definately before 7pm, so i m not so sure abt the situation there after dark. those ah gua will allow us to take pics?

coke21 · 12th November 2003

Originally Posted by lauLEE

i normally leave after the sun set... definately before 7pm, so i m not so sure abt the situation there after dark. those ah gua will allow us to take pics?

Hmmm...never tried before but some of them look really good...haha
Maybe for a fee? Not sure. You want to try?

teL · 12th November 2003

Originally Posted by jnifur

Yah, my fren got stopped by the police b4.

Just tell them that there's no sign/law stopping you taking pictures in a public place, and that you are taking pictures of boats and not of the entry/immigration point. Heck, I even showed them what I took on my LCD screen. They left me alone after that. Luckily too... a couple of my pictures in my successful ARPS portfolio came from that jetty

Jay · 12th November 2003

Originally Posted by lauLEE

my office 5-min drive away from CP. after work goes there to de-stress with my tenD and also can see pretty gals there (unfortunately always got bfs too)... haha

Maybe on evening we should hang out either at Changi Beach Club or Changi Golf Club to have a jug of beer. Both clubs are good for taking shots.

isis · 16th November 2003

Anyone has any nice pics of Changi Point / Jetty / Beach Club etc to share?

teL · 16th November 2003

Originally Posted by isis

Anyone has any nice pics of Changi Point / Jetty / Beach Club etc to share?

From Changi Jetty...

"Excuse me, please?"

All Lined Up

isis · 16th November 2003

Thanks for sharing... very nice colors... they're like postcards.

Linko · 26th March 2004

Originally Posted by lauLEE

Please be careful when you are at the Changi Point .... there is a small bridge. Below the bridge is a small police post. Photography is NOT allowed here as this is a Entry Point. The Police will stop you and advice you not to photo because of the 911.

A better location will be the left side of this point. There is a very long "wooden walkway" leading you to all the way to Changi Club. This is an ideal place for sunrise and sunset shots. In the evening around 5-30 to 7pm there will always be a few wedding couples having their shot there. Worth a visit.

Can any1 tell me where is the spot for the sunrise in Changi Point?

sumball · 26th March 2004

Here are some photos taken last year... A nice nice and peaceful place...

http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=65159

Will be going there again...

7th November 2003	#1
yamcake Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 829	Questions about Changi Point Hi, My friends and i are going to Changi Point this sunday for a photo shoot... hope the weather is good... So i searched for directions and i found out that: (on club snap) tampines mrt take 29 drop off ath the stop after commando's camp. at nethravon road its the stop after u see the sign that says changi beach club walk in, its abt 100m So thats the way right? And, can anybody describe to me, what kind a place is that? does it have kelong? I saw from a thread about CP having kelongs... And what else to expect there? Lastly.. is it very near the paris ris chalet? how to get there?

7th November 2003	#2
chucks Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 173	I usually take all the way to the interchange. Bus no. 2 also arrive there. I usually take the bus from Bedok. Just another way of getting there. And btw, the jetty is there where u can take a bumboat to Ubin. Pasir Ris Chalet is not located there. Last edited by chucks; 7th November 2003 at 10:47 PM.

26th March 2004	#20
sumball Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 4,224	Here are some photos taken last year... A nice nice and peaceful place... http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=65159 Will be going there again... Last edited by sumball; 26th March 2004 at 02:22 PM.

7th November 2003	#3
lauLEE Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: North-East Posts: 269	Please be careful when you are at the Changi Point .... there is a small bridge. Below the bridge is a small police post. Photography is NOT allowed here as this is a Entry Point. The Police will stop you and advice you not to photo because of the 911. A better location will be the left side of this point. There is a very long "wooden walkway" leading you to all the way to Changi Club. This is an ideal place for sunrise and sunset shots. In the evening around 5-30 to 7pm there will always be a few wedding couples having their shot there. Worth a visit.

7th November 2003	#4
Astin Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Astin Studio Posts: 4,724	For any outdoor shoot events, you should always go there to do some research BEFORE the shoot day. Walk around, look at all the potential shooting spots, find out where is the toilets, where to hide if raining, etc. That will make you event more eventful.

9th November 2003	#5
yamcake Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 829	there, or nearby have kelong right? very much want to visit these places..

16th November 2003	#16
isis Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 172	Anyone has any nice pics of Changi Point / Jetty / Beach Club etc to share?