
‘Sunny Beach, Clouds Gathering’
…better pray the rain stays away…

‘Sunny Beach, Clouds Gathering’
…better pray the rain stays away…

‘Won’t You Sway Awhile?’
…palms, an ocean breeze – it’d be perfect…

‘Sunset Rendezvous?’
…the table and seats are set; the sun is setting – are you set to meet?…

‘Tropical Rainforest Scene’
…lovely splashes of colour amongst the greenery.
enjoy!…

‘Take A Bow’
…take two, in fact.
colourful fishing boats up on the hard in langkawi, malaysia…

‘Jungle Steps’
…water on the steps, on the way to the waterfall, wet every which way…

‘Yet More Monkey Business’
…the tropical simian frolics continue.
a dusky leaf monkey devours an ice cream, while its partner in petty theft from tourists poses innocently for the camera…

‘More Monkey Business’
…perched on high,just minding my own business – until i see food of yours that i want to steal that is…

‘The Monkey Gang’
…quite prepared to raid your food!…

‘Lock In Love’
…and throw away the key…

‘Rainbow In A Rainforest’

‘Langkawi Sunset’
…the sun sets on this lovely beach, and too on the last full day of our excursion to Malaysia; home beckons but part of me is left in this wonderful part of our world…

‘Putting Up The Shutters’

‘Lighthouse In The East’
I shot this lighthouse in Langkawi in Malaysia in 2010 and gave it a vintage-look makeover just for a bit of fun today.
I, like many others, find lighthouses fascinating – solitary, stubborn sentinels -and photogenic to boot!
“Everything seems to fail
And it was all for the want of a nail”
– Todd Rundgren, “For The Want Of A Nail” (1989)
Genius musician is proved slightly wrong in the form of this stunning traditional wooden Malay house on stilts . Okay, that is a massive lyric/subject non- sequitur,but I just love both the song and the house, and there really aren’t that many songs about nails…
Or houses without nails – not a single one was used in its construction, according to the owners. Mainly interlocked timbers, like a gigantic wood jigsaw puzzle. Amazing.
Right near top of the list of coolest houses I have ever visited.
Hasn’t failed or fallen down yet apparently…
