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3 ladies walking back along the beach to their village after a successful harvest

Indonesia

The Vietnamese conduct their farming roadside, a local farmer pauses for a moment with large amounts of long grass in hand

VIETNAM

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Currently on Kabi Kabi/Gubbi Gubbi Country

When the the light dims and the crowd clears in th

When the the light dims and the crowd clears in the @noosaworldsurfingreserve

After filming the sunset session, video work became unusable, yet by switching to stills, dropping the shutter speed and shooting in RAW, the last sets of the day come to life in this way.

@nisekograndhirafu thanks for having us 🙏 Startin

@nisekograndhirafu thanks for having us 🙏

Starting almost every day at @mountainkioskcoffee the girls quickly remembered our brew of choice, before spending the rest of the day on the slopes.

With variable conditions all over the mountain Rinkan bowl became our favourite run, although short it was certainly sweet with fresh stashes, side hits and space for drawn out turns.

Having been to Niseko before @hoffmannjarred quickly became our Sherpa showing us the ropes and shepherding us around the mountain.

Snowboarding was a new thing for @amberwillcocks, she picked it up quickly and even had time for a few smiles in between some falls and intense concentration.

Japans famed powder didn’t come our way and it’s still on my mind, I guess it’s good to have something to come back for?

A day in Noosa with @loui.little.legend and @rodri

A day in Noosa with @loui.little.legend and @rodrigocassianomusic

Taking you to March in Noosa when Loui & Rodrigo won the Surfing Dog Championship taking out the best wave at the Noosa Festival of Surfing.

Revisiting the place where he won his title for the first time since becoming champion, Loui was spotted patrolling the point, talking to the local surfers, enjoying the rainbow and reading about his victory in the paper with his owner Rodrigo.

We’ve all got our eyes on something, some just kno

We’ve all got our eyes on something, some just know what they want more than others.

I love the adventure of going to DI, it’s far enough away and wild enough that you never know what to expect with shifting weather patterns and sandbanks, along with wildlife encounters to keep you on your toes.

On this day there was harsh lighting, terns everywhere, small barrels and a group of surfers that couldn’t take their eyes off it.

Chureito Pagoda at sunrise overlooking Mt. Fuji.

Chureito Pagoda at sunrise overlooking Mt. Fuji.

In what turned out to be one of my favourite days of the trip, the mission to get here with some twists and turns, coupled with a lack of sleep made it more worthwhile and memorable.

I had a pretty good idea that sunrise was going to turn it on for me from Chureito Pagoda thanks to the ‘SeeMtFuji’ website. Visibility from the north (the pagodas location) was rated 10/10 for the morning only, before the clouds rolled in and covered her for the afternoon.

I’d highly recommend checking this website before making the effort to get out there as the mountain is only visible approximately 80 days per year.

Good luck ✌️

Ps spot the moon

🇯🇵 Visual highlights from Mt. Fuji, Sensō-ji Templ

🇯🇵 Visual highlights from Mt. Fuji, Sensō-ji Temple, Niseko Ski Resort and Tokyo.

When travelling overseas I like to immerse myself in the new sights and sounds of the culture I’m in, seeking out those cultural experiences we can’t get back home.

Even though I’m an outdoor guy I still find myself at home exploring temples and big cities like Tokyo.

1 - Walking through the Torii gate at Chureito Pagoda with Mt. Fuji in the distance, a commanding yet serene presence.
2 - Sounds of the gong ringing throughout the grounds at Sensō-ji Temple. A monk rings the gong/time bell (toki no kane) at 6:00am every morning, a tradition which dates back to the Edo period.
3 - Monks chant and pray in the main hall of Sensō-ji Temple. A peaceful and powerful spectacle.
4 - Finding that flow and feeling at Niseko Ski Resort after lapping Rinkan bowl all afternoon
5 - A man and his prayer beads at Sensō-ji Temple. This temple is only a 35 minute train from Omote-Sando station, which is virtually in the heart of Tokyo.
6 - Train ride views on the way out to Mt. Fuji on the Chuo Line.

Postcard views from Mt. Fuji 🇯🇵 that deserve some

Postcard views from Mt. Fuji 🇯🇵 that deserve some space in the digital world.

Japan has been on my list of countries forever yet somehow Mt. Fuji wasn’t on my radar.

When some other plans fell through suddenly I had the opportunity and weather window to likely catch Fuji in all its glory.

It started off as a shaky mission to get there without data to check if I was on the right track, I took 2 wrong trains before finally getting some clarity on how to get to Fuji-Q Highland Station from the help desk despite our limited ability to understand each other.

4 hours later I checked into my pod hostel, super excited to catch her for sunrise.

Awaking at 4:30am and moments later en route to Chureito Pagoda, the faint outline of Fuji started to emerge.

Its sheer, snow- capped crater and towering size at 3,776 left a searing impression on me.

Upon visiting Fuji it quickly became apparent how it got its status as a ‘Sacred Place and Source of Artistic Inspiration’.

If you made it this far thanks for reading :)

After not seeing snow for a week this was definite

After not seeing snow for a week this was definitely one of the highlights of the 🇯🇵 trip.

20cm came down overnight and a crew had assembled to make the most of the fresh stuff.

The idea was to do a warm-up and then head to the Mt. Niseko Annupuri summit, but that idea was scrapped in favour of heading straight for the summit.

I’m glad it was as we trekked up the mountain, we broke through the clouds revealing a blue bird day, vast mountain ranges and hordes of people all with the same idea.

Niseko Annupuri suddenly looked like mini Everest, but we were on the right side of the mountain and there were still fresh lines to be taken.

When the the light dims and the crowd clears in th

When the the light dims and the crowd clears in the @noosaworldsurfingreserve

After filming the sunset session, video work became unusable, yet by switching to stills, dropping the shutter speed and shooting in RAW, the last sets of the day come to life in this way.

@nisekograndhirafu thanks for having us 🙏 Startin

@nisekograndhirafu thanks for having us 🙏

Starting almost every day at @mountainkioskcoffee the girls quickly remembered our brew of choice, before spending the rest of the day on the slopes.

With variable conditions all over the mountain Rinkan bowl became our favourite run, although short it was certainly sweet with fresh stashes, side hits and space for drawn out turns.

Having been to Niseko before @hoffmannjarred quickly became our Sherpa showing us the ropes and shepherding us around the mountain.

Snowboarding was a new thing for @amberwillcocks, she picked it up quickly and even had time for a few smiles in between some falls and intense concentration.

Japans famed powder didn’t come our way and it’s still on my mind, I guess it’s good to have something to come back for?

A day in Noosa with @loui.little.legend and @rodri

A day in Noosa with @loui.little.legend and @rodrigocassianomusic

Taking you to March in Noosa when Loui & Rodrigo won the Surfing Dog Championship taking out the best wave at the Noosa Festival of Surfing.

Revisiting the place where he won his title for the first time since becoming champion, Loui was spotted patrolling the point, talking to the local surfers, enjoying the rainbow and reading about his victory in the paper with his owner Rodrigo.

We’ve all got our eyes on something, some just kno

We’ve all got our eyes on something, some just know what they want more than others.

I love the adventure of going to DI, it’s far enough away and wild enough that you never know what to expect with shifting weather patterns and sandbanks, along with wildlife encounters to keep you on your toes.

On this day there was harsh lighting, terns everywhere, small barrels and a group of surfers that couldn’t take their eyes off it.

Chureito Pagoda at sunrise overlooking Mt. Fuji.

Chureito Pagoda at sunrise overlooking Mt. Fuji.

In what turned out to be one of my favourite days of the trip, the mission to get here with some twists and turns, coupled with a lack of sleep made it more worthwhile and memorable.

I had a pretty good idea that sunrise was going to turn it on for me from Chureito Pagoda thanks to the ‘SeeMtFuji’ website. Visibility from the north (the pagodas location) was rated 10/10 for the morning only, before the clouds rolled in and covered her for the afternoon.

I’d highly recommend checking this website before making the effort to get out there as the mountain is only visible approximately 80 days per year.

Good luck ✌️

Ps spot the moon

🇯🇵 Visual highlights from Mt. Fuji, Sensō-ji Templ

🇯🇵 Visual highlights from Mt. Fuji, Sensō-ji Temple, Niseko Ski Resort and Tokyo.

When travelling overseas I like to immerse myself in the new sights and sounds of the culture I’m in, seeking out those cultural experiences we can’t get back home.

Even though I’m an outdoor guy I still find myself at home exploring temples and big cities like Tokyo.

1 - Walking through the Torii gate at Chureito Pagoda with Mt. Fuji in the distance, a commanding yet serene presence.
2 - Sounds of the gong ringing throughout the grounds at Sensō-ji Temple. A monk rings the gong/time bell (toki no kane) at 6:00am every morning, a tradition which dates back to the Edo period.
3 - Monks chant and pray in the main hall of Sensō-ji Temple. A peaceful and powerful spectacle.
4 - Finding that flow and feeling at Niseko Ski Resort after lapping Rinkan bowl all afternoon
5 - A man and his prayer beads at Sensō-ji Temple. This temple is only a 35 minute train from Omote-Sando station, which is virtually in the heart of Tokyo.
6 - Train ride views on the way out to Mt. Fuji on the Chuo Line.

Postcard views from Mt. Fuji 🇯🇵 that deserve some

Postcard views from Mt. Fuji 🇯🇵 that deserve some space in the digital world.

Japan has been on my list of countries forever yet somehow Mt. Fuji wasn’t on my radar.

When some other plans fell through suddenly I had the opportunity and weather window to likely catch Fuji in all its glory.

It started off as a shaky mission to get there without data to check if I was on the right track, I took 2 wrong trains before finally getting some clarity on how to get to Fuji-Q Highland Station from the help desk despite our limited ability to understand each other.

4 hours later I checked into my pod hostel, super excited to catch her for sunrise.

Awaking at 4:30am and moments later en route to Chureito Pagoda, the faint outline of Fuji started to emerge.

Its sheer, snow- capped crater and towering size at 3,776 left a searing impression on me.

Upon visiting Fuji it quickly became apparent how it got its status as a ‘Sacred Place and Source of Artistic Inspiration’.

If you made it this far thanks for reading :)

After not seeing snow for a week this was definite

After not seeing snow for a week this was definitely one of the highlights of the 🇯🇵 trip.

20cm came down overnight and a crew had assembled to make the most of the fresh stuff.

The idea was to do a warm-up and then head to the Mt. Niseko Annupuri summit, but that idea was scrapped in favour of heading straight for the summit.

I’m glad it was as we trekked up the mountain, we broke through the clouds revealing a blue bird day, vast mountain ranges and hordes of people all with the same idea.

Niseko Annupuri suddenly looked like mini Everest, but we were on the right side of the mountain and there were still fresh lines to be taken.

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