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[soohk]

S37

Vegetarian Festival @ Bangkok, Thailand

[soohk]

S38

Book Fair @ Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Bangkok, Thailand

Edited October 24, 2010 by soohk

[soohk]

S39

Wat Bua Kaew Ka Sorn @ Phatum Thani, Thailand

[IanForbes]

Wat Arun Buddha

[soohk]

S40

IFeel Girl Search 2010, KL, Malaysia

[soohk]

S41 KLPF 2010 @ KL, Malaysia

[samuijimmy]

This shot taken in Ranot area of Songkhla Province. One of Thailand's rice growing areas...

. Machine Harvesting of the rice paddy....

Edited October 31, 2010 by samuijimmy

[astral]

Now that is a big iron buffalo........

[Tywais]

This guy caught my attention outside my office this morning. Taken with my HTC Desire phone but the contrast held up well.

[soohk]

S42 Asian Atelier By Alin Anuar @ MIFA 2010, Pavilion, KL, Malaysia

[soohk]

S43 MODA @ MIFA 2010, Pavilion, KL, Malaysia

[soohk]

manage to edit one more...

S44 MIFA 2010, Pavilion, KL, Malaysia

Edited November 6, 2010 by soohk

[soohk]

S45

Maldives

Edited November 16, 2010 by soohk

[eurasianthai]

Was not today specifically, it is every day

[IanForbes]

Some poor Thai woman suffered a nasty fate...

[IanForbes]

Was not today specifically, it is every day

Great photo. Unfortunately, humans keep breeding and more people want cars. It's never going to stop. All we can do is keep moving a little further afield.

[soohk]

S46 Maldives

[soohk]

S47 Yesterday night SunSet @ Maldives

S48 This Morning SunRise @ Maldives

[cdnvic]

That last one is amazing. The Maldives certainly photograph well.

[IanForbes]

The locals are filling in my pond. For the past 5 years I've lived in a Thai hotel about 2 km south of the Chiang Mai Gate. I always reserve the same corner room that over-looks a small pond that was once connected to the Klong. Last year they filled in the connection and now they are slowly filling in the pond with whatever refuse they can find in the city for free. It's kind of sad really, because it's always been a source of photos for me. The sun rises over the hotels in the distance and there's always something happening. I've seen cobras in the klong under my window and a big python swimming across the pond. There are always egrets and other water birds. Once I saw a deer come down for a drink. The locals fish the pond and the klong for tiny fish with nets and fishing rods. I'll be sad when they finally fill in the whole pond, and another bit of nature in the city will be lost.

This morning I did a composite panorama of about 12 separate photos.

The pond almost dries up completely by late March, but as soon as the rainy season comes it fills up again.

[T_Dog]

Here's a hopper Ian has probably not tied before..... But then, I wouldn't be surprised if he has.

[Totster]

Just taken in my garden.

Totster

[cdnvic]

Love the colours Tots, what is that?

[Totster]

Love the colours Tots, what is that?

'Chaba' aka Hibiscus

totster

[IanForbes]

Here's a hopper Ian has probably not tied before..... But then, I wouldn't be surprised if he has.

Similar, but not quite like that one. It's got a strange long beek. Thanks for the photo.

[eurasianthai]

For the people running,on a treadmill,because Bangkok is just too hot to run outside

Or outside, for the people not in bangkok.

My new hot lips shoes. I'm pretty sure Adidas did it on purpose...

[plahgat]

Thai Spirit House.

Plahgat

[fabianfred]

[IanForbes]

I really love that photo of the monks and the lantern, Fred. You captured it perfectly. Sometimes you're in the right place at the right time, and lucky enough to have a camera with you.

[fabianfred]

I really love that photo of the monks and the lantern, Fred. You captured it perfectly. Sometimes you're in the right place at the right time, and lucky enough to have a camera with you.

Thanks....but you make it all sound accidental... :jap: