Sharpshooters in attendance: Bruneian, Artyeo, Jim747, RJ63, WithAku and Airbiscuit and our very own 'What To Do?' journalist Reza. Click on their links for more photos and for full coverage, check out Ranoadidas.com.

The 'vain and camera-friendly' boy and girls at work. Guess what I used for the backdrop? It's just a projector screen.

Unready with 1 less member

Ready! We will always serve with a smile!

Happy birthday to a friend and colleague, MJ.

"Let your words be few and your exposures be new!"
I'm a man of few words but my pictures tells a million. Now let's add more versatility and creativity. Thanks to SK for suggesting the new slogan :)

And now the random pic of the day..

An experience to share when I've got dust settling on the delicate sensor of my camera, including a little review on Canon EOS 400D's automatic sensor cleaning mechanism. Check out Behind My Gallery.

On another note, Mr. BruneiResources has decided to pack up his extremely informative blogspot to concentrate on his work. His interesting entries and historical photos has been a daily must read for me and surely I will miss it. I just hope this will be temporary, however he will still maintain his resourceful official website.

Today's showcase features the gift from a groom to his bride.

Herewith some shots (just some!) from Major Ismadi's and Haslena's Bersanding ceremony, which marks the main event of a Brunei Malay wedding. I was just tagging along practicing myself on wedding photography just by using one lens i.e. 50mm f/1.8. Of course, this won't work if you're on 'official duty' to cover the wedding, you will need to carry your full gear.