It is exotic. It is romantic. It is idyllic.
A wedding ceremony on a secluded tropical beach.
A blessing by the local buddhist monks.
The sun sets and the celebrations continue… [find out more...]
You know there still exists those special places where you really can get away from it all on a long stretch of undeveloped sandy beach.
This is one of those places… [find out more...]
This promotional video was produced for Kon-Tiki Thailand to play at their booth in the Asian Dive Expo 2010, Singapore.
It showcases Kon-Tiki, Thailand’s professional and well resourced dive centres, their full range of diving opportunities and the many attractions of diving Thailand’s South-West coast [find out more...]
If you have ever wondered what’s involved with learning how to SCUBA dive and to get your PADI Open Water diving certificate; then sit back and watch this… [find out more...]
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Diving with a whale shark (rhincodon typus) at Anemone Reef, Krabi,Thailand.
Unfortunately we had the macro lens port on the housing, the wide-angle was on the boat, we weren’t expecting our large but graceful model on this shoot. [find out more...]
A magazine and video review for the Canon HF-S11 video camera and the Gates Video Housing. We reviewed this camera and housing combination in April 2010. Our review was published in the on-line magazine ‘Underwater Photography’ issue 54. A PDF version [find out more...]
February 2009. Ao Nang, Krabi, Thailand. Off Road Competition. A round of the Southern Thailand Off Road competition was hosted in Ao Nang. Various classes of 4×4 vehicles compete over two days. The class winner has the shortest aggregate time over [find out more...]
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Kon-Tiki Thailand run SCUBA diving and snorkelling tours from four locations in Southern Thailand.
Pushing Fin provides tour video services for Kon-Tiki Krabi, based in the beautiful beach side town, Ao Nang.
This promotional video for Kon-Tiki Krabi was produced by Pushing Fin. [find out more...]
Million Dollar Point, Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu. An underwater wreckers yard. Created by the US Armed Forces before they left this South Pacific Island after the Second World War. The new government of Vanuatu didn’t come up with the asking price [find out more...]
