Koh Ta Kiev

Staying on this remote island off the coast of The Ream National Park was an amazing way to end my trip.  5 days of blissful lazing around and exploring the island and eating the most amazing food made by a professional chef.  The island was 8 km long and very wild and unspoilt with virgin jungle.  By far the quietest and least touristy of the islands.

On one of the days, we did a sunset boat trip round the island.

Hans, the Norwegian Viking.  He worked at the island, lots of fun.

Emerald green water, the perfect temperature for long swims.

Leaping from Elephant Rock

Robinsoe Crusoe living at its best

Stephen and Rene, two guys I really got on well with.

Stephen is from Alaska and studies salmon out in the wild for a living.  Such a lovely guy.

The view from the deck.  The food was made by a professional chef, probably the best food of the whole trip.

Sunset from the deck.  Not a bad life!

One of the staff at the island had this tattoo.  Summed up the philosophy of the island.  I love it!!  Thinking of getting one :)

Cockatoo Island

There is so much to photograph on this island in Sydney harbour, accessible by ferry from Circular Quay. The old rusty cranes are particularly photogenic.

Views from Garden Island

There was a dusty haze accross the city today but there were some nice views nevertheless from Garden Island where we took Mike to see the navy museum. We also went to St Mary's Cathedral but the photos did not really come out. I need to learn HDR.