A Jambu Fruit Dove flew right into my window and died! I found him on my balcony after work.

Some photos I took of my rabbits, and this beautiful pond full of huge and beautiful Koi Fish.

Last Friday, the 26th of June 2014, we were lucky to have the very first established Bruneian artist, Pg Dato Asmalee hold a motivational talk for our art department at PTEM. He explained his life’s journey through art, and his passion and commitment to painting and creating. He is 73 years old and still producing amazingly detailed work! He explained to us, a style he developed called "Zikirism", which is similar to Pointillism - a technique of painting by applying dots of pure colour, but with the firm remembrance of Allah, as he is very much motivated by his Islamic beliefs. A lot of his paintings are actually based on Islamic Ideology. Mind you, he only became a full time artist after retirement, but he managed to produce a significant amount of paintings during his years working for the Brunei government. So it was a real inspiration to hear someone who has paved such a successful career doing what he loves, still very much motivated and happy to share his work with others. Below are a few of his paintings (they are not full versions, and unfortunately I did not manage to take down the titles of the paintings).

Every painting he showed us included a story and a moral, and that his paintings served as a visual diary of his thoughts. 

On a very early Sunday morning, I went location scouting in Bandar for an upcoming school project. It was a sunny day which made for great photos. I took the following photos with my IPhone 5 and edited them on Instagram. 

SOAS Mosque

Tamu Kianggeh

A lady who was kind enough to demonstrate how to make the Ketupat.

Cultural and Tourism Gallery

New vs. Old house in Kg Ayer.

A Bright Yellow Home and interesting walkways.

One day, back in 2011, I took my fisheye to Kg. Ayer :)