Photos from our holiday.

I have WAY too many to even attempt photobucket so I'm going to try sharing an album with you instead... Here goes:

Vietnam:
http://www.new.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2335350&l=b6c99&id=199709625

Cambodia:
http://www.new.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2335371&l=7260c&id=199709625 http://www.new.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2335599&l=f67f0&id=199709625

Hope it works!

Awesome photos Helen! I especially love your Cambodia pictures, so gorgeous! Makes me wanna go there

Seriously, if you ever get the chance: do it. A 3 day pass to the temples cost us $40 (US) and eating out is dirt cheap (we paid $20 for a nice 3-course meal and there's always cheaper bars/cafes around as well as street vendors). They sell silk scarves for $3 each, tuk tuks cost us $3 and we were 20 minutes out of town. The only cost is getting there. Cambodia really was something special!

great pics! looks amazing. love the cow on the beach. why was the monkey chained up?

I dont know. It was a couple of Aussies who ran a pearl diving operation (just the two of them) and had this lovely little cafe right on the beach. I thought the monkey being chained was a little cruel but they said they let him run around when there were no people (evenings etc). I don't know if I believe them but he seemed well cared for and liked the bloke we met.

Your photos are amazing Helen, I love the ones of the sunset, the second one would look brilliant framed
and hung on the wall. Are you a professional photographer or had training in photography?

Wow they are amazing Helen! The 2 albums have such a different look and feel to them, it's quite something. The light's different, the landscape etc. Cambodia looks beautiful, and I love the Lizards :luv:

Cambodia was amazing Jay. If you're ever in this part of the world it is seriously worth making a detour for!!!

Jo no I have had no training at all. Mr B has taught me the very basics about aperture and shutter speed (e.g. having to use long shutter speeds for the sunrise pics to get enough light) but honestly I feel like a fraud having this amazing camera (present from FIL a couple of Xmasses ago) and not knowing half of what it does

I did take over 1,000 photos so there's bound to be some good ones in there... The beauty of digital eh?