Actually that $10.00 is 300 Thai baht, and believe me, for a Thai person it goes a LONG way.

Considering that the average Thai person's salary is about 7000 baht
per month, (USD$220), and that's probably a little on the high side, then you could see that any 'extras' would help a LOT.

So, my thought was that what downloads I get through this site, can be used for contributions (random acts of kindness :) to Thai people that I come across in my photo travels here.

I know that for this to work you'll need to trust that I will actually follow through and 'give out' to Thai people I meet.

About that all I can say is
take a look at the passion and quality of my work and you'll see that I am constantly focused on creating moments of originality and fascination.

I think you'll be aware also that there's 'love and care' in my photography. I do find myself in adventures often. That tends to bring me closer to people who I feel would appreciate an extra helping hand.

Obviously, I can't contribute to everyone I meet. You'll have to trust me on my instincts as to who to give to, and who not to give to.

The main thing is that the thought is focused on giving, and we all win. At the end of the day you get a great, original downloadable photo, and the pleasant feeling of giving to Thai people - one of the kindest and friendliest countries I have ever experienced.

So, what do you think? A good idea, or what? :)

By the way, here's some other stuff you should know.


• My photography is represented by Melbourne's National Gallery of Victoria (collection, Australia)

My signature and current date will be embedded into the photographic print...




Read this for some 'inside gossip'...

Way over there in Australia, deep within a little historic city called Melbourne,
there's a small gallery that goes by the name of 'The National Gallery Of Victoria'...

Around 1993 this little gallery purchased one of my black and white photographs for a small contemporary photography collection, published this in a catalogue, and ran an exhibition along side the whole thing too.

But no big deal, right...

Surely nothing to write home about. But... for those who prefer the finer details, it does mean that
ANY image you download from my gallery, could 'potentially' have some 'investment' value in it...

Well, just thought I'd let you know about that little piece of news...

By the way, The National Gallery of Victoria is an art gallery and museum in Melbourne, Australia. Founded in 1861, it is the oldest and the largest public art gallery in Australia. :)

And the bottom line is that you can not only get an original photographic work, but also contribute in a positive way to Thai society...

The Photos...

Some of the images were shot with slide film or black and white negative film with a trusty Pentax K1000 camera - and some with my Nikon D70.

The digital e-photo come in a high resolution, zipped file that you will need to unzip and print up. It will be approx 11x16 inch size, at 250-300 dpi.

I'll also provide you with the following...

You'll get free email support for life! Yes, it's true, if you ever need any help whatsoever with your online business or fine art selection I will help you in anyway I can, just drop me an email and you will get a personal response from me. :)


Important! Please read ALL the info below.
Terms and conditions


What you are buying is an e-Photo in zip format. It will be a Adobe Photoshop jpeg, compressed file, approx size 2-10MB. Buyer will need Adobe Photoshop to open this, or other image software. This file is compatible with all operating systems on both PCs and Mac.

This will be delivered instantly via email to your email address.

We use PayPal for payment for the digital downloads. Simply pay for the image and follow the instructions and the image can be yours instantly...

Fine print: You may not sell, resell, or on-sell this photos, anywhere, at any time, in any form. It is for your own usage or you may give it away as a gift. OK :)

Have a look at the
digital photo gallery here...

One Great Opportunity To Participate In Random Acts Of Kindness, And At The Same Time, Get To Appreciate Beautiful Fine Art Photography...

In Order To Receive, First You Must Give


Dear art enthusiast,

If you have ever imagined yourself collecting fine art photography or investing in fine art, but have been put off by the expense, let me open your mind to a new approach...

Actually, it is something rather different.

Let me explain.

Simply put, I live in far
South West Thailand, and am often out there photographing the amazing Thai lifestyle. Go to my new digital photo gallery to get a glimpse of what images I create.

Below you'll see a beautiful Thai cow and friend. That's just a small sample of my many and varied Thai experiences, caught on film (or digital to be exact). :)

Anyway, after thinking about it... it occurred to me that one good way to give back to this society is by contributing to the Thai people as much as possible...

So, in a nutshell this whole idea is probably about trust. And also about you getting a great,
fine art downloadable photo of your choice for a very small contribution.

How much? Only USD$10.00 per photo download. :)






Thailand fine art

Thai cow and friend, straight out of Southern Thailand.
Roll your
mouse over this picture to see it move.