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Finally on 2017's trip I made it to Promthep Cape, the most southerly point on the island of Phuket. A perfect spot for breathtaking sunsets over the Andaman Sea and somewhere you almost feel obligated to see when you travel here. I'd missed out in 2015 and 2016 (as mostly, I couldn't really be bothered!). … Continue reading Promthep Cape and those Phuket Sunsets
As you'll have seen by the limited posts since the previous Thailand story, I didn't do an awful lot of photography related adventures for much of 2017. For the most part I spent the year working hard and saving away so that I could get back to Thailand for a third time and in November, … Continue reading Temple of Dawn
For the final few days of my trip I found myself heading back to Pattaya on the eastern Gulf coast. I'd been to Pattaya the year previous and although it wasn't my most favourite of places, for just a couple of nights it's an ideal place to party, drink and dance. A good send off … Continue reading The Pattaya Blues
So, day one in Thailand had been pretty exhausting. I'd visited Ayutthaya and I'd also done a night shoot with Tegoshi Miwa. I wasn't done yet though as for day two in Bangkok I had a second portrait shoot booked in! I thought I'd start things off a little easier though and after a lie … Continue reading Dia
Although I wish I could be a full-time traveller and photographer, sadly that's not the case. The day job involves working in the self catering cottages industry in the South West of England. Back in late 2015, the company I worked for decided we would dip our toes in the overseas market and would work … Continue reading Mallorca
Way back in the summer of 2012. I had just spent the weekend in Ireland celebrating the wedding of my friends Ed and Leanne, whom I had lived with in Brisbane. My head was sore and I was counting the costs of the trip as I walked through Exeter Airport arrivals. Within moments of turning … Continue reading The Perils Of Portugal
Although this was a part of The Groovy Grape trip, I felt due to the subject it was worth a post all of its own. I just didn't want to overload the previous post with too many photos! The Red Centre pretty much included the reasons why I booked this trip - Uluru (Ayers Rock), … Continue reading The Red Centre
After The Whitsundays I flew back home to Brisbane. Most of the crew had packed and left for Melbourne themselves with the relocation of the company. I quickly made plans that I too would head to Melbourne. In part, to meet up with those friends but also, to start exploring again. I would be flying … Continue reading Melbourne & St Kilda
Sailing around The Whitsunday Islands in early September 2008 ...
It had reached early September and the Queensland days were becoming warmer. It had been a tough few months at work and I was becoming increasingly concerned that I wasn't actually travelling any more. Aside from a few weekend trips to Surfers or Australia Zoo it had been months since I'd explored a new place. … Continue reading Fraser Island