Green Light Cafe – Koh Samui
The Green Light Cafe in Fisherman’s Village is owned and run by my friend Patrick. It is part of the Elysia Boutique Resort. On the surface it’s a coffee shop and eatery that has a….
New Zealand in 60 seconds
It actually took me two weeks to drive around New Zealand but it will take you 60 seconds to get the ‘picture’ of how incredibly diverse and beautiful these two islands are. Starting from the middle with the approach to Mt Cook and then heading down around Queenstown and Milford sound. Then it’s back up to….
Hotels – Banyan Tree Samui
Hotels have been a big part of my short life here on this small green orb. I have stayed in hundreds and hundreds of them around the world but I want to share my experience here at this one with you. It’s called the Banyan Tree Samui. It’s nestled away in….
China’s Rate of Change.
You land in China and the first thing that hit’s you when you step of the plane is the amount of people, the second thing is….
Seattle
Back in Seattle again. I’m taking a months vacation to reflect on the balance of work and play. For me it is a thin line and requires me to be ever mindful and conscious of. I caught up with an old friend who flu into town to visit me while I am here. I know Seattle is the home of Starbucks but….
Carnival in Venice
I have visited Venice numerous times before during the two years I lived in Italy but this time it was different. A whole new kind of different. I made the arrangements and booked my tickets eight months before Carnival. It was going to be my second photography workshop with the infamous
Hong Kong Street Markets
It was pouring with ran as I roamed the streets of Hong Kong taking pictures and admiring the fact that bamboo scaffolding was still used for….
Volcano’s – Mt Doom
Running up the path to the volcano hoping to get a few photographs before the clouds close in. This part of New Zealand’s north island is full of adventures like Ngauruhoe. Some of the ‘Lord of the Rings’ was filmed here. Traveling up this path you are in awe of the cinematic landscape that just keeps….