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Muay Thai literally means Thai Boxing and is also known as The Art of the Eight Limbs. Muay Thai has a long history in Thailand and is the country’s national sport.

In its original form, Muay Thai consisted of an arsenal of nine weapons - the head, fists, elbows, knees and feet - known collectively as na-wa arwud. Although in modern Muay Thai, both amateur and professional, headbutting an opponent is no longer allowed.

More pictures from this photo shoot can be found here.

Clown Eckie, the ‘only’ British professional clown in Thailand, brought his brilliant mime show to Mae Sot where he performed for children (and some of the older ones…) at BHSOH (Boarding High School for Orphans and Helpless Youths).

BHSOH was established in 1994 by Khaing Oo Maung, an Arakanese born in Bangladesh, in the extreme south of Burma. They frequently had to change the location of the school to avoid contact with enemy patrols until finally they settled down in Mae Pa, just north of Mae Sot, in 1999.

Today BHSOH is a member of the BMWEC (Burmese Migrant Workers Education Committee) and looks after 150 students, of which 35 are boarders. It offers all levels from Kindergarten up to grade 10.

To view more pictures from this show, click here.

…well last night they were anyway. But even more impressive was the electrical storm. Some people might call me mad for standing in the middle of the yard with a metal tripod but I think my mother really wanted to see sparks fly and offered me an umbrella as well (what’s that burning smell??).

23.8mm of much needed rain fell during the storm which lasted about 2 hours over Shepparton.

More images can be found here.

Was asked to take some photos for the under 17 cricket semi-finals. Played at Kialla in Victoria.

More images from this shoot can be found here.

The wedding album from Honie and Jonathon’s wedding has now been completed.

The album will be printed as a premium hardcover coffee-table book. Once printed it is then hand bound and comes in a fully lined presentation box.

It can be previewed in pdf format here.

If you would like a copy of this wedding album please contact me here.

The Southern 80 and the Barrie Beehag Ski Race Classic are conducted by the the Moama Water Sports Club (MWSC) on the mighty Murray River at Echuca / Moama. The Southern 80 Ski Race has been going now for over 40 years. The race takes place on the Murray River between Torrumbarry and Echuca on the second Sunday in February each year.

The event is a two up water ski race, which covers the river from Torrumbarry to Echuca. There are over 120 bends in this part of the river.

The race attracts over 400 entries from all over Australia with international representation from New Zealand, Great Britain and the USA.

More images from this event can be found here.

The website looks different! I finally decided that it was time to revamp the photography website to (hopefully) make it more user friendly and easier for me to update on a regular basis.

Please bare with me while I get it finalised. Feel free to let me know what you think, either by leaving a comment in the comment section below or contacting me here.

Welcome to the world Matilda.

Images from this photo shoot can be found here.

Taken on 26th January, 2008 - Australia Day, at Kialla West.

Prints are available in sizes ranging from 5″ x 7″ up to 20″ x 30″, or can be custom printed to your requirements. There are also a number of framing options which I can help you with.

Images from this great day can be found here.