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Samui Nights

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Side-stop: Samui

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Koh Pha-Ngan Colours

Some places sing with their vibrancy. On Koh Pha-Ngan, it’s the sky. Reflected in the shores and water, the beehives and trees, the sky fills the place with fluorescence. It’s as if the island glows from within.

I love to just bask in the colours and let them refill me.

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Songkran

Thai new year is joyous, playful, fun and uninhibited. On Koh Pha-Ngan Songkran is celebrated with copious amounts of water thrown at any and every passerby—whether on foot, by car or (most often) on scooter. Some trucks even travel around loaded with watergun-laden revelers hunting for their next target. Eventually I couldn’t help but get in on the action.

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Stormy Seas to Paradise

The forecasted tropical storm didn’t materialize.

Still, the water kicked and rolled, welcome cool air blasted my face and colours and clouds roiled in the wake of the wind.

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Walking about Old Georgetown

In Georgetown, former colonial capital of Malaysia for a visa run. Conveniently, the Thai consulate decided to close for a few days which gave me some extra time to wander and explore.

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Sawadee from Koh Pha-Ngan

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Ganesh Artist’s Colony

Home to the world’s largest wooden Ganesh statue, weighing five tons and carved from a single tree, this artist’s colony is funded by a wealthy patron who sees it as his legacy. The main building is built with thick wooden planks covered top-to-bottom with detailed painted carvings. It’s a beautiful, peaceful, inspiring place.

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Devotion

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Porpoise Bay

A few shots from a recent jaunt up the Sunshine Coast. I took the pleasure of taking a single lens, a 100mm f/2.8 macro, to see what I could see.