Bangkok miscellany
A collection of portraits, street scenes and details from my visit to Bangkok at the start of the year.
Lunar new year decorations
Wat Arun, my favourite temple in Bangkok
Beware of falling elephants
Chinatown
Thailand is in a one year period of mourning for King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who died last year
Without an H 
48 Responses to “Bangkok miscellany”
I really love your pictures! You have an eye for details! Thank you so much for sharing!
Thanks!
Great photos! It looks like it was an interesting trip
Thank you! Yes, Bangkok is always interesting.
Lovely pics plus I’ve learned to beware of falling elephants and not to squeeze that man’s ducks 😀
Ha!
The first, you may be squeezed.
The latter, you may be fallen.
Ha-ha.
Great pics collection
Wonderful pictures.. Awsome virtual trip
Beautiful photos–they really take you there; imagining the sounds and smells!
Beautiful, i miss Bangkok but with these photos I could almost feel the heat and smell the Chao Paraya 😉
Very Interesting! 😍😍
Wow I would love to visit Bangkok one day!! 💚
These are great! I’ve never thought about going to Bangkok before, but I might add it to my travel wish-list now! How long were you there?
Thank you! I was there for just over a week on this trip.
Really awesome pictures. I love the ones with the blue door and the blue bowl!
The ‘q’ in ‘squeeze’ and the elephants and lots of other cool details 🙂
Amazing pictures! 😃
Great series with awesome colours!!!
great!!! especially love ‘don’t squeeze’! makes me want to squeeze my computer 🙂
Thank you for sharing. What editing software do you use?
Thanks! I do all my editing in Lightroom.
These are beautiful. I lived in Thailand for six months last year, and these photos make me miss it!
What a wonderful set of photos, really provide a cultural window!
Wonderful snapshots that really brings to life the energy of this lively city. Would love to visit the place some day…
You really take very nice pictures. thanks for sharing with us!
its just simply wow………. i think street views has its oen beauty
Excellent.
Amazing pictures
Bangkok is a wonderful place for a photographer.
Wow these photo’s are incredible – I’m especially in awe of the falling elephants! You are very talented. Love your blog ❤
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These photos are incredible, you have really amazing talent in taking pictures!
Love the pictures, I have lived in Thailand for seven years and these pics really captured the Thainess. Were these taken in Yaowarat/Chinatown?
Thank you! Yes, most of these were taken in the area around Yaowarat – it’s my favourite part of the city.
Wow! Very striking images. I’m going travelling from Thursday and will be in Bangkok at the end of may, these pictures have made me so excited
Beautiful pictures! I really would love to visit.
Superb pics ! Bangkok is next on the list !!
Love your photos! Bangkok is, hands down, one of the most intriguing and photogenic cities I’ve spent time in.. including just last month. The incredible expanse of displays honoring the late King was breathtaking (I captured just a smidgen in my blog too).
Great shot of the elephant mural. I saw it too but my guess is they’re copulating vertically 😉
Great shots! The details are striking. Reminds us that we need to visit! That image of all the bikes really highlights the culture imo. Very Thai.
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Beautiful photography.
I didn’t even know that Bangkok had a Chinatown. Enlightening. Loved seeing the Chinese translations of the food for sale!
Awesome images and so colorful 🙂
Great pics and congrats on the feature!
Wow! Great photography, keep posting more of this content please!
lovely
Great post! If you’re ever in Bangkok again, make sure you check out Chalerma Park for graffiti/street art paradise if you haven’t already! 😎
Amazing pics!I wrote about Bangkok recently and I sooo want to go back 🙂 https://moreplanesthantrains.wordpress.com/2017/08/18/stunning-bangkok-%f0%9f%8c%84/
This photo set looks amazing! I’m a portrait photographer as well and I seriously love how you’ve captured these beautiful people. Thanks for sharing!
x, Rachaelle