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January 22, 2017 In Writing

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  • Drone racing seems more normal than it should be. What looks like a glimpse into a cybernetic future is an up and coming sport with a centerpiece race in Dubai where USS$1,000,000 is up for grabs. The regional race in JP is the first time the Drone Racing MultiGP regional has been held in Brunei. Pictured is the youngest competitor from Indonesia. Picture: Faiq Airudin. DSLR. iPhone #brunei
  • Guess the place - Brunei Challenge | Guess the name (in Malay) of places in Brunei from its literal translation. #literalkampongnames . . Credit to the unknown Whatsapp source & Noney Redzney Adam for two suggestions. Came across this list on BruneiDotCom Facebook and thought it would be cool to see graphics of it. Check out more (25 in total) on Facebook search Faiq Airudin or http://faiqairudin.com/graphics/literalkampongnames/ link in bio #brunei
  • Came across this handwritten poster in Gadong.
  • November 8th 2000, E-speed was officially launched. If you were in Brunei early 2000s, you would've been blown away by the speed difference from dial-up. Speeds started from 128kbit/s all the way up to 512kbit/s. (To download a standard Youtube video would’ve taken around 5hrs and 30mins). I remember trying to convince my parents to upgrade to E-speed, they eventually did years later but the dream was to have 512kbit/s. The initial coverage was only for those living in the Central Exchange (B.S.B), Gadong Exchange, Pulaie Exchange and Jerudong Exchange areas. Source: https://web.archive.org/web/20010401163245/http://www.e-speed.com.bn:80/ #brunei
  • Cockatoo with the Double Carousel in the background. Picture: Faiq Airudin. DSLR #brunei
  • Between two clock towers. RB advertising on a billboard at the crossroads across from Taman Jubli Perak. Interesting use of the clock tower in Bandar. Our capital is rich in landmarks but the clock tower is still regularly featured. I’ve been thinking it’s similar to another blue landmark and icon of a city the Statue of Liberty, New York (although not with the same symbolism), firstly a gift to the city from France then coming into its own as an icon and landmark of America. #brunei #royalbrunei

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Faiq Airudin is a creative based in Brunei. Formerly in the multimedia section of The Brunei Times producing online first content.

He has a strong interest in the development of the creative industries. Previous roles include Head of PR for NGO Seeds Brunei and Co-Founder for reading advocacy group Bruneians Read.

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Freelance videographer, photography and graphic design services.

Open to working on projects and with creative NGOs.

Email: contact [@] faiqairudin.com

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