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Courtesy of John S. Callahan - TropicalPix.


WARNING: IT DOESN'T MATTER WHO YOU ARE, IF YOU WRITE/COMMENT ANYTHING DIRTY/ UNPLEASANT, YOU WILL BE BLOCKED PERMANENTLY. TQ

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This was what I was doing at Koh Nangyuan. Pictures are copyright protected!! Contact sheets are for my preview but I share with y'all. ;-)

John Seaton Callahan is one of the most widely published surfing photographers in the world today, serving the pick of the estimated 60+ surf magazines around the world, as well as numerous travel and lifestyle publications in Europe, Asia, and North America.

John attended UCLA in Los Angeles from 1983-87, where he completed a BA in Design at the College of Fine Arts. Having gained the necessary technical skills and in possession of a vast surfing knowledge from his upbriging in Hawaii, Callahan took the plunge into full-time professional photography in 1988.

His early work on publication retainer took him to every known corner of the surfing universe - Tahiti, Hawaii, Morocco, Costa Rica, South Africa, Maldives, Réunion, Mauritius, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, Brazil and Indonesia to name a few. However, it has been his more recent ventures as a freelance producer and photographer into unexplored waters that has made the "© Callahan" an internationally acclaimed by-line.

Groundbreaking trips over the last decade include Mindanao, Samar, and Siargao islands in the Philippines, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands of India, the Mergui Archipelago and Rahkine coastline of Myanmar (ex Burma), several unnamed islands adrift off the Sumatran coast of Indonesia, the restricted southern atolls of Maldives, Andra Pradesh in mainland India, São Tomé & Principé in Central Africa, and the perilous coast of Angola in August 2003, with veteran surf adventurer Randy Rarick.



Wanna know more about this photographer? Click on any of the links below:-

2006 WEBGALLERIES:
Liberia < >http://webgallery.tropicalpix.com/Galerie_Liberia/>
Maldives < >http://webgallery.tropicalpix.com/Galerie_Maldives_2/>
Maldives < >http://webgallery.tropicalpix.com/Galerie_Maldives_1/>
Maldives < >http://webgallery.tropicalpix.com/Galerie_Flipper/>
Philippines Palawan: http://webgallery.tropicalpix.com/Galerie_Philippines_Palawan/


Cover Gallery up now: < >http://www.tropicalpix.com/fotoshowpro/covers.php>


Interview en Italiano: < >http://www.surfnews.it/articles.php?id_mag=17&id_art=68>


Photo Gallery at WetSand: < >http://www.wetsand.com/store/category.asp?CatId=346&ParentId=258&BaseCat=No>

Photo AlbumActivities Around My Village (10 photos)Oct 27, '06 9:55 AM
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Blog EntryWho Needs A Personal Trainer?Sep 4, '06 8:38 AM
for everyone

I'm thinking of giving my Personal Training service to anyone out there who think they need one. I'll guide you on the kind of exercises that suit your current health condition.

I'm not a certified nutiritionist, hence do not ask me what food will give you how much calories or what food contains what nutrition of fat contents. I can only provide general guidelines on these.

I only take people who are well disciplined and serious about changing their lifestyle.

Please stick to the schedule and try NOT to postpone too often because then it will not be effective (not unless you are very hardworking and you workout on your own at home without me watching you).

Set a realistic goal for yourself, not a fantastic and boombastic but unrealistic goal!

Peace people! Peace I say!



Blog EntryStaying Healthy & Keeping FitSep 3, '06 2:22 AM
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Yeah... I know I'm not young anymore. And I do aware as we grow older, our body metabolism rate will slow down. Our body may not be as effective as when we are younger. The same amount of food we take now, may not be effectively utilise by our body (as energy) and most of it will be converted into fat ~ whether we want it or not.

I started running and skating again. I do it about 2-3 times per week.  I started it gradually, just to get my body conditioned for the mission. More to come, more distance to cover.

I'm very delighted that my foot injury has recovered. I realised that 'proper stretching' before and after an exercise is very important. Do not take it for granted!

I run non-stop for 1 hr on every session at East Coast Park. If I skate (in-line skating), it will take me 1.5 hr to skate from Fort Road towards the East Coast Sea Sport Club and return. My style of exercise is by timing or distance, I have to meet my target (either a set timing or distance) before I can stop.

I have had a wonderful workout. I am feeling great! I am seeing results from my discipline. Although I have not really on target yet, I AM seeing my soon-to-come 4-packs on my abdomen. Hehe...

So people out there, do not doubt any more. Start doing something to get a good return on your health. Change your lifestyle!!


LinkRecommended Health & Fitness LinksSep 3, '06 12:49 AM
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Link: http://www.health-fitness-tips.com/recommended-links/index.htm

Health & Fitness tips recommended links...:-)


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