There is nothing more fulfilling than going out on the streets and capturing normal ordinary folks doing normal everyday stuff... To me, that's what street photography's all about...
I really enjoyed reading Jack's post on Brunei businesses going bust. Absolutely agree that its not all gloom and doom and its just a matter of time before the economy starts pumping again with all those projects slated for the 9th RKN.
My only concern is this, what do we do before then? Aside from jostling for position with arms (and mouths) wide-open, ready for the giant JPKE to award those "mega-projects"?
Anyway, thats boring stuff. I was more excited by the suggestion that Brunei become a retirement village for the rich (and famous?). I like that idea, and I think it can work! Not only as retirement village but also as a residential base for executives from multi-national companies, it would be ideal. With all ASEAN capitals within a short flying distance, these executives could telecommute daily and fly to and from meetings as and when.
In return, they would get a safe, tax-free, and clean environment to bring up their families.
Sweet...
My only concern is this, what do we do before then? Aside from jostling for position with arms (and mouths) wide-open, ready for the giant JPKE to award those "mega-projects"?
Anyway, thats boring stuff. I was more excited by the suggestion that Brunei become a retirement village for the rich (and famous?). I like that idea, and I think it can work! Not only as retirement village but also as a residential base for executives from multi-national companies, it would be ideal. With all ASEAN capitals within a short flying distance, these executives could telecommute daily and fly to and from meetings as and when.
In return, they would get a safe, tax-free, and clean environment to bring up their families.
Sweet...
Anakbrunei, ada my face jua in the video rupanya. By coincident I was thinking of doing a slide show of places in Seria/KB but cannot think of what software to use and how to do it.
ReplyDeleteYour work never fail to amaze me!!! Very original indeed. Keep it up.
ReplyDeletebro husini: I was searching high and low for a suitable software to do this as well. In the end, it was in front of me all along. The humble windows movie maker which is built-into windows xp SP2 is perfect for a photo slide show! Try it bro :)
ReplyDeleteda missus: Two words... You're MY INSPIRATION!
Great stuff bro. My fav's the moody shot of the 2 Indian men in the coffee shop(?) with their shadows cast on the tiled wall behind them.
ReplyDeleteThanks bro for the pointers. I've given it my first test and it worked fine. Now I have a project for the weekend, if I can wait that long.
ReplyDeletebro, you have gone a step ahead of us. Well done, I love watching the slide show plus the music is cool
ReplyDeletelina: tks sis, glad you like it. I promised to give those guys a copy of their pics and havent delivered! Esok pagi lah heheh
ReplyDeletehussini: sometimes the solution is right under our noses heheh.. look forward to seeing your masterpiece bro!
zadm: tks bro, I think this is the natural progression when you have too many pics to display on so little screen space... have to think outside the kotak ;)