Something has happened in Thailand. It started slowly but had certainly gained momentum in recent years.

I do love studio shooting because you have time to get the setup just right and experiment with lighting and reflections.

People can immerse themselves in martial arts training or weight training or whatever other sport they wish to engage in

I would like to feature this video that I filmed and narrated for Earth Touch's Wild Ocean series

I can still see the giant mouth of this amazing fish rushing towards my camera.

Today I'm working on a photo shoot in a pop up studio that me and my buddy have set up in a furniture showroom

Many fish have ingenious camouflage techniques that we don't understand when seeing them underwater as a diver or snorkeler

It's everywhere in every environment at every age group in every part of the country.

In this video edited from a single one hour dive, there was such an amazing variety of marine-life

If you don't work in film and TV you never really see what goes on behind the scenes.

The domesticated Asian Elephant is soon to die out and the numbers still living in the true wild are dwindling yearly.

What if we build a new factory staffed entirely by deaf workers - everyone, from the management to the admin and office staff

Exploring and filming the amazing wilderness refuge called the Chitwan National Park in southern Nepal.

nowadays the iconic Honda Super Cub has been re-released more or less along the same design style of the bike that dominated to market in the 60s and 70s

It's been a little while since I posted an underwater film so here's one that I shot right here in my backyard.

Phuket is my home. I love it for all kinds of reasons but its the non-mainstream things that make it stand out for me.

I went for a hike in the mountains of my home and was amazed at what I found! Phuket has so much more than I realized.

The mighty SONY Z1 with the indestructible Phenom Underwater Housing by Amphbico.

You dont need a big bike, a new bike, or a fast bike to explore Thailand's roads - just the spirit of adventure.

I wanted to create a photo style that took the viewer back to the 50's and 60s when longboards were first being seen.