The Enemy.

I've been mixing with the Kewei boys a lot for the past couple of weeks. Great bunch of guys, knew them for ages. The story is that the RVN boys and I have this great rivalry thing going on with the Keweis since we were kids. To me, the score was never settled. We beat them as many times as they beat us.

Aside from that, I always looked at them as exactly the same bunch of blokes as us. Just that we grew up in different places and went to different schools. They were from Damansara Utama. Times with them were real old school fun. The shit that we'd probably do if the rest of the RVN boys were in Melbourne. We went to the Museum today.

This is Justin, the so-called 'captain' of the Keweis. Ah Mai and him just touched down from Adelaide. So it's like a huge ass reunion for them boys, and I'm just so so jealous.

We were walking back from Lord of the Fries @ Flinder's Street.

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On a seperate note, there was this girl that I met in Seven yesterday who came up to me and asked me if I was Zillieman. I said yes then she continued to tell me that she reads my blog.

If that was true and if you ARE reading this (I think your name was Sue, I'm so sorry the music was really loud) I just want to say that you are such a sweet girl for saying hi and I should have caught you for a minute or two to talk about it because I am so grateful when something like this happens. Plus it's always good to hear from an outsider's point of view.

You take care now.

Cinema

This is the work of Michael Mann, one of the brilliant directors of our generation. He's the man who brought us The Last of the Mohicans, Heat, Ali, Miami Vice and the upcoming Public Enemies starring Johnny Depp and Christian Bale (and mind you, these two actors just don't work with ANYBODY). The thing about him is how much he dictates the style of photography in his movies. I can tell from a mile away that it's Michael Mann feature. Strictly composed and raw to it's core. Stills were taken from Collateral, starring Tom Cruise and Jamie Foxx.

The thing about inspiration is that you can get it anywhere. One of them places where I get mine are movies. I think it's cool that technology permits me to watch movies on my computer. Or anywhere actually. I have a pretty extensive movie collection and I'm really proud of it to be honest. I never delete my movies, even when I get bored of them. I have this bad habit of watching movies till late at night, or just until the trams start moving.

Compo.sition

Oh one more thing.

I just upgraded the html template from the old system and somehow I lost some "followers" due to some error. I don't know how this happen so if your deleted from the list please re-follow. Sorry about this, hope you guys like the new cleaner layout.

Something overdue.

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Ah Xiong - Sorry I did not get back to you for sometime but shit dude, thanks for telling me. Last time I was in any top 20 was in primary school. And thanks, YOUR work is awesome.

Anons - A big thank you and fuck you bryan.

Brian - Haha come on, man. We WILL work on something.

Liq - Thanks dude. I think it's about time for you to change your nickname.

Jessykarh - thanks thanks and I replied your mail!

Suejan - I used Helvetica Neue LT Pro. It's a more refined version of Helvetica Neue. It's available on a mac. Classic typface. Although I wanted to use another. Haha and thanksss.

Ben - good for you.

Ame - Aww it's been awhile since I heard from you. Thanks girl.

Shyn - Hey girl I've seen your blog. And yes you are one of them rare people who has been following for some time. Thanks a lot girl. Oh but I still prefer the Gyu Tan Don. Haha.

sydneybird - hey, I would take the 500D. Always go Canon haha. Although I know a guy who does magic with a D90.

Joshua - Thaaaaanks primary school mate. Haha.

It was 5.30pm

Abscence0007, originally uploaded by Fazil Fuad.

And the sun was abscent.

Ignore the previous post.

This was taken when I was eating lunch by myself a couple of weeks ago.

I'm like that these days.

Something nice to see, on a rainy day.

"It is cold, come inside and warm up with a hot chocolate - only $2.00"