After what seems like a long Lamborghini 'drought' of nearly a month, the seemingly elusive Lamborghini re-appeared once more before my eyes! This stunningly beautiful black Lamborghini
Murcielago LP-640 was photographed outside
Meritus Mandarin Hotel, the number one
hotspot to view
Lamborghinis and other exotic
supercars in Singapore!
The black supercar was so shiny that its bonnet kept reflecting the image of the hotel, no matter which height and angle I took the photos from. It was also a bit tricky taking the rear view photo because I had to stand on the hotel service road where all the cabs and other visitors' cars were constantly streaming past. Luckily I managed to snap the above shot before the next vehicle came along!
I rarely need to pass by Hilton Hotel even though it's a hotspot for viewing exotic supercars in Singapore. On this occasion, I was rewarded with another rare sighting of a black Lamborghini Murcielago LP-640 parked there. Unlike the other Lamborghinis I spotted there before, this one was parked on the other side of the hotel service road, so I had to cross over there to take these photos.
As with taking photos of shining black supercars that are so low in height, I tend to capture a lot of reflection of the nearby building on the car. There has been another Lamborghini 'drought' for me lately and it has been a long while since I last sighted one. This lucky sighting really made my day! 
My first Lamborghini photos taken in front of Meritus Mandarin Hotel at Orchard Road, over the weekend. My friend and I had just parted ways after an afternoon of window shopping. She passed by this stunning Lamborghini and alerted me. I was just nearby at Ngee Ann City and quickly rushed over to take these shots.
I think it was a dark grey LP-640 but it looked almost black in color because of the late dusk conditions. The photos were taken at around 7.30pm and it was tough getting good shots without the catching the glaring headlights or moving motions of other cars in the background. After multiple shots, I snared these photos with my 1-year old 2-megapixel camera mobile phone! 