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Another assignment..shall we click for more!
Thanks to J and Roz for your time...

RandomFriday

Today is splitting headache day, all day. The gloomy and depressing weather is not helping either. At one stage, the sky opened up to reveal the sun but soon afterwards it rain. Bonus fever is still evident with many shoppers causing havocs in the the shopping areas all over town. Yikes>

It's been a while since I had a good night out like tonite, catch up with the gangs over drinks and good music. Feels good. TGIF!


Still waiting for my sunset.....

Sunset from the top...

Monday has always been unkind work wise but it was lovely day. After the long day, I decided to go to bukit Markucing to take advantage of the blue as the blue sky. This time around I decided to trek uphill with some strapped on weights, my camera bag. Yes, tugging along the camera backpack is a new in thing, u heard it here first.

Looking forward to the long weekend......

The view from the top, Finance bldg., DST Tower, Stadium et. all

The Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque.

The morning outing sparks my new found love for the Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque. I love this landmark, at every angle, 360 degrees near and far, it radiates serenity and peace. The mosque with its familiar golden dome, has been widely promoted and recognised as Brunei's landmark to the world all over.

I went again at sunset....

A day in Kg. Ayer

In the early light of the morning, I met up with Brn at the popular JingChiew (..aka the photobloggers secretariat..) prior to the day's outing. We were later joined by Anakbrunei. We started the day's outing from the Kampung behind the AG Chambers, all the way to Kg. Tamoi via Kg. Sg. Kedayan and the capital passing thru the serene Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien mosque, Yayasan and the Makam Kubah Diraja. The shady day makes it bearable to walk the mile long walk along the titian (wooden walkway), like anakbrunei said 'We just did the 19 hole not 18 hole golf walk!

Kg Ayer is a photographer's paradise with millions of that Kodak moment. Kg. Ayer or 'Water Village' referred as 'Venice of the East', is a collection of 30 villages made up of intricate mazes of housing, mosque and schools. It is home to 30,000 of mostly Brunei Malays living in houses built on stilts. One can capture the sights and sounds of the Brunei's people, tradition and culture.

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HDR Outing: Serasa Spit.

Today two long lost souls were brought together because of one common passion called photography. I woke up early, eager to catch the golden HDR sunrise captured by many photoblogger friends and one whom I was about to meet up with. On the way to the spit, the first trickle of rain on my wind screen broke my anticipation of a Serasa sunrise. I was wrong. The day turned out to be even better, I was reunited with a long lost friend, get to learn the art of HDR and catch up with each other's lives. The Golden sunrise? Oh well, I can wait for next time.
My friend, its really good to see you again this morning. Next stop; Kg Ayer?

Baby Step in HDR

Today like clockwork, the evening sky open up and unleashed zillion droplets of water to wash away the dryness of the land. The heavy downpour has caused severe flooding in Tutong and KB the last few days. The rain stopped me from running with the gang. It wasn't a totally unfruitful day, I went round to the nearby mosque in Lambak Kanan in the trickle downpour. I decided to try my hands at HDR inspired by my photoblog friends, Zadm, Bruneian and AnakBrunei. The processing part was pretty long but the result was worthwhile. Need to learn more though, one baby step at a time..

Let my paintings talk...

A friend told me that he expect to see my paintings on my blog as thats what he remembers most about me...so here goes.
This is my art from 2004, Entitled: We Suffer & Random Chaos, respectively