...and wish you all a very happy new year from Andaman Sea, with firework competition going on amongst local captains of the liveaboard boats.
Pic 14 of 25: 2009 year-end trip.
31/12/2009
day 947
...and wish you all a very happy new year from Andaman Sea, with firework competition going on amongst local captains of the liveaboard boats.
Pic 14 of 25: 2009 year-end trip.
30/12/2009
29/12/2009
28/12/2009
day 944
One of the most photograph things during this trip: a lamp shade on Baan Phu Lae, Ko Lanta, Thailand.
Pic 11 of 25: 2009 year-end trip.
27/12/2009
day 943
Accidentally got Tom in action on my screen on the new year's eve fire works. Didn't realise it untill later, actually I kinda like the obstruction.
Pic 10 of 25: 2009 year-end trip.
26/12/2009
day 942
May they all rest in peace.
Khao Lak beach.
Pic 9 of 25: 2009 year-end trip.
25/12/2009
day 941
Pic 8 of 25: 2009 year-end trip.
24/12/2009
day 940
Yes, a 'normal' holiday snap because 'you know who' for sure will ask me for that! :)
Pic 7 of 25: 2009 year-end trip.
23/12/2009
22/12/2009
21/12/2009
day 937
Morning in Khao Lak beach.
Pic 4 of 25: 2009 year-end trip.
20/12/2009
19/12/2009
day 935
Pic 2 of 25: 2009 year-end trip.
18/12/2009
day 934
I somehow do not feel like writing much now... So let's be done with it, and let the pics talk (but the problem is that I didn't take many pics either).
Anyway, the trip was awesome. Mostly I did nothing. Just read, just closed my eyes, just dreamed, just soaked the sunshine, just thought of nothing. Just stared at the sea, just stared at the stars, just stared at the moon, and.. with my new skills, just stared at school of fishes swimming around me :)
In the same time, the trip was kinda a healing trip with Fairytale of New York as a background lol (eek, what is that healing thing?) Trying not to be too mushy here, but once again I feel so grateful that I have no resentment, no bitter feeling, and no more tears listening to Fiona's Hallelujah :) And yes, Sue's tint of Irish accent actually brought me a smile! :)
For some reasons I didn't take a lot of pics from this trip. But here are some of them anyway in random order. There are many wonderful underwater photographs taken by Tom from the trip. You can see number of them here.
I know it might sound like a thesis (what am I talking about, it does sound like one!) But somehow I feel an urge to list down people I would like to thank.. because without them, I am sure my trip wouldn't be an awesome trip like this one..
Very special thanks to Ivan and Will - thank you thank you and thank you - without your hard works I wont have a slight chance at all. To Jean-Felix and Marion my first buddy :) To Ingo and Daniel for my first dives. To Luis for safe and wonderful dives (and for the ghost pipe fish, the morray, the tomato clown fish, bla bla bla... and for the manta and the leopard sharks!!) To Gerald for organising all of that and for contacts shared.
To Martin for such enjoyable drive (I feel so sorry I didn't ask a way to keep in touch with you!) To Tara for my first dab on shooting underwater. To Louise for the strong (and stronger!) currents. To other great travellers and divers who cross the path with me. To all local people who were so helpful and often mistaken me from being an ignorant Thai :) And last but not least, to Philip (the one who is my good 'ol friend) who was accompany me from far away.
I think that's it. Longer than I thought it would be.. but hey, this is my blog afterall! Cheers.
Ps. Fact: the trip was between 18 Dec 2009 - 5 Jan 2010. This post was created on 11 Jan 2010.
My favourite picture from the trip: a wee crab moving snappily on the sand. Sound familiar? Yes, the crab is the bane of my photography life!
Kinda like this one, better than the last time I took in Seminyak Bali.
Pic 1 of 25: 2009 year-end trip, Thailand.
Anyway, the trip was awesome. Mostly I did nothing. Just read, just closed my eyes, just dreamed, just soaked the sunshine, just thought of nothing. Just stared at the sea, just stared at the stars, just stared at the moon, and.. with my new skills, just stared at school of fishes swimming around me :)
In the same time, the trip was kinda a healing trip with Fairytale of New York as a background lol (eek, what is that healing thing?) Trying not to be too mushy here, but once again I feel so grateful that I have no resentment, no bitter feeling, and no more tears listening to Fiona's Hallelujah :) And yes, Sue's tint of Irish accent actually brought me a smile! :)
For some reasons I didn't take a lot of pics from this trip. But here are some of them anyway in random order. There are many wonderful underwater photographs taken by Tom from the trip. You can see number of them here.
I know it might sound like a thesis (what am I talking about, it does sound like one!) But somehow I feel an urge to list down people I would like to thank.. because without them, I am sure my trip wouldn't be an awesome trip like this one..
Very special thanks to Ivan and Will - thank you thank you and thank you - without your hard works I wont have a slight chance at all. To Jean-Felix and Marion my first buddy :) To Ingo and Daniel for my first dives. To Luis for safe and wonderful dives (and for the ghost pipe fish, the morray, the tomato clown fish, bla bla bla... and for the manta and the leopard sharks!!) To Gerald for organising all of that and for contacts shared.
To Martin for such enjoyable drive (I feel so sorry I didn't ask a way to keep in touch with you!) To Tara for my first dab on shooting underwater. To Louise for the strong (and stronger!) currents. To other great travellers and divers who cross the path with me. To all local people who were so helpful and often mistaken me from being an ignorant Thai :) And last but not least, to Philip (the one who is my good 'ol friend) who was accompany me from far away.
I think that's it. Longer than I thought it would be.. but hey, this is my blog afterall! Cheers.
Ps. Fact: the trip was between 18 Dec 2009 - 5 Jan 2010. This post was created on 11 Jan 2010.
Kinda like this one, better than the last time I took in Seminyak Bali.
Pic 1 of 25: 2009 year-end trip, Thailand.
17/12/2009
16/12/2009
15/12/2009
14/12/2009
day 930
A very picturesque chappel in Dawyck, Scotland.
Make this post special for my friend Rich for your good thoughts on me.. and of course, for the trip to Dawyck itself :) Thank you!
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10/12/2009
09/12/2009
08/12/2009
day 924
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