These are the final photos from my South East Asia holiday. We finished off the trip in Koh Phangan. The beach where we stayed was very quiet and there wasn't much to do, so we just relaxed for a few days. :)

I was looking through a brochure on what to do in Koh Samui and saw bungy jumping. I said to dtra "hey we should go bungy jumping" (I was joking). But dtra liked the idea and so we both did it. I'll link to a video of me jumping later.

Leaving Bangkok and ozzy behind, dtra and I continued on to Koh Samui. The beach there was really good (didn't get any pics for some reason :S). On our second night we went and watched some Muay Thai which was... interesting. ;)

We visited the Tiger Temple and got to pat the tigers... they're so awesome! The monks are planning a new enclosure which will be better for the tigers because at the moment they are all chained up. :(

With our Geckos tour over, we took a day trip to the Tiger Temple. On the way we stopped at the World War II cemetery and the Bridge over the River Kwai.

We are now in Thailand! We visited the palace where they have some pretty spectacular buildings, covered in gold. Me and dtra were wearing shorts so we had to get changed into some funny pants.

We rode by boat most of the way from Siem Reap to Battambang, our final stop in Cambodia. We sat on the roof of the boat and spent most of our time waving to the locals. :)

Our last two temples, Banteay Samre and Pre Rup. Banteay Samre was a small, quiet temple but the sun was getting quite low in the sky and the light shining through the temple looked really good.

About 20km out of Angkor is Banteay Srei. It has some extremely detailed doorways and it was well worth the trip. I also bought a book about Angkor from some guy for $4.50... and it hasn't fallen apart yet. :)

We decided to visit some more temples on our free day in Siep Reap. We hired some tuk tuks headed north-east, firstly to Preah Khan and Ta Som.

To finish off our big day of temple viewing we visited Angkor Wat, the biggest temple in the world. We got a heap of photos, bought some paintings, and watched the sun set from the towers.

We visited the Bayon temple next. It's such an awesome temple with heaps of multi-face towers. There are also some very detailed carvings on its walls.

We've got a full day of temples lined up for today. First, Ta Prohm, the jungle temple, where huge trees have grown over the temple. Then over to Ta Keo for a couple of quick snaps then off to the elephant and leper king terraces.

After arriving in Siem Reap and doing a bit of shopping at the markets we went to watch the sun set from Phnom Bakheng.

Leaving Phnom Penh and on the way to Siem Reap we stopped at a small town where the local delicacy is fried tarantulas.

After our trip to the killing fields we visited the royal palace in Phnom Penh and then took a boat trip to watch the sun set over the palace.

We are now in Cambodia where which we will spend the most time of our Geckos tour. We visited the Choeung Ek killing fields and genocide museum. Both very sad places.

In the next few days we visited the war remnants museum and reunification palace on our own and as part of our Geckos tour we visited the Cu Chi tunnels.

First photos from Vietnam. We went on a day trip to the Mekong Delta which cost us $6 each. Cheap!

Went to Willie Creek in the morning, the water was an awesome colour so that was cool... didn't see any crocs though :(. Later we watched the sun set at Gantheaume Point.

These are some of the photos I took while on holiday in Broome, Western Australia. I took so many photos that I'm going to separate them by day.

We've started a bit of a biweekly photography challenge at work, where we have to take photos of a certain topic. This fortnight's topic is "Red" and here are my results. I took these photos on my way to the shops to buy some rolls.

Took Locky out for a walk today and decided to bring my camera as well. We walked down along the railway tracks before looping around to come back home.

Travelled north to Cobram situated in country Victoria for a weekend of tennis, golf, and taking photos with my new camera (Nikon D50).

Went on a snowboarding weekend with work. There wasn't as much snow as last year but still had a great time.

Left the car at Ringwood East station on Friday night. So walked there the next morning to pick it up. I took Locky along for the adventure. Hopefully the car will have survived the night!

Photos take on holiday on Western Australia with my family. We travelled from Karratha to Coral Bay and back again.