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Here’s a video that pretty much sums up my Australia trip.

I finally got a skydive on camera. This jump was from 14,000 feet with a 60 second freefall.

We did 2 dives at an average of 12 meters / 40 mins. The Red Sea Bass were there to greet us on the drop into the water. Hundreds of different types of corals, a few lionfish, drummers, unicornfish, clownfish and tons of anemones in the shallower sections.

The following day, we all went on this tour around the Sydney are to check out the Sydney 2000 Olympic Site, Blue Ridge Mountains, Echo Point – to see the world famous ‘Three Sisters’ rock formation and view Australia’s “Grand Canyon”, and the Featherdale Wildlife Park.

I joined almost 500,000 people packed the banks of the Yarra River to watch the midnight fireworks. I was surprised on how short the show was, but I had a good time. We all headed to Federation Square to watch the free concerts after the fireworks. We saw a few people get arrested, but overall it was a pretty good time. A lot of police on hand to make sure everything goes smooth.

I’m not sure why I never used Vimeo before, but I finally got around to it now. If my other videos have been banned on youtube for whatever reason, check out my Vimeo channel here: http://vimeo.com/chadshomepage

I took a trip to Half Moon Bay, Red Bluff Cliffs, and Frankston Beach located along the shoreline of Port Phillip Bay, south east of Melbourne Australia. It’s a nice drive up and down the coastline.

Back to the shot clock challenge in Boracay Philippines. Every hour – different shot(s) – different bar. The Green Man, Pink Care Bear, and the Rockin Chippendale Santa was in attendance to help crash a birthday party in Rumbas. From there we had to do the 15 shots at cocomangas then to Summerplace, Juice Bar, Levantin, and a couple others.

I shot this video from the murder house ontop of the hill here in Boracay Philippines.

Here’s a video I shot this video from the murder house ontop of the hill here in Boracay Philippines. It is 12 min of footage fast forwarded up to a minute.

Boracay is a tropical island about an hour’s flight from Manila in the Philippines. Its long white sand beaches rival the best beaches of more popular destinations such as the Caribbean, the South Pacific as well as neighboring Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia. Many of us call this place…. home.

Cliff diving near Boracay Philippines with cartoon characters, backflips, frontflips, naked jumping and body shots with women from all around the world. With five cliff diving sites overlooking turquoise swimming holes, lush mangrove forests, and volcanic rock formations, Ariel’s Point lets Boracay tourists enjoy the natural splendor of the Philippines by experiencing it as well as seeing it.