Most of these are Lichens, not moss.

That’s a nice little Oncidium orchid, if a I’m not mistaken, it’s a species from Florida.

thanks for posting the moss photos! a nice change of pace from all the man-made stuff we normally see (and love). glad your trip went as well as could be expected :)

yeah the images are of lichen. which are fungi. but nice pictures

Sorry to nerd out on you, but just fyi - the picture on the main page, and a few of the others are of lichens, which are a symbiotic relationship between fungi and algae. I think thats pretty awesome - and your pictures are beautiful! Hope Singapore just gets more incredible!

these are amazing!!

Totally surprised to see ‘Singapore’ mentioned on notcot this morning!

Are you from around here?

Well, all I can say is that the humidity that’s so conducive for moss-like lifeforms ain’t that enjoyable for humans. :)

If you dig the moss, I think you’ll fall IN LOVE with Bidadari - it’s this old cemetery that’s been exhumed and now resurrected as a park of sorts.

Do visit her out if you can :)

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I was so smitten I indulged myself with a project about her.

Photo essay: http://www.coroflot.com/hozea/bidadari_l_photo_essay
Photos: http://www.coroflot.com/hozea/bidadari

Moss makes great PS textures :)

Always loved moss. I have a terrarium full of ‘em. Its like having your own portable private forest. Try making one soon. Thrive!

i’ve taken a photo of that tiny orchid before too, in an orchid garden in belize. anyhow, you need to show the orchid’s relative to something else so your viewers will know how tiny it really is!

wow I’m from Singapore and I’ve never looked at it this way :)

makes me miss Singapore a little! especially the food!