Wat A Place

[klauskunkel]

Wat Prathat Chae Haeng, Nan

[Assurancetourix]

Wat Pa Huay Lad, Phu Ruae.

--Great you showed the power of RAW, Tywais. It's not easy to process, though. It takes a lot(years) of experience and practise.

[edit] @Jimmy: cool shot of wat Lamai, finally..

The same Wat - 2010 december 25

[villagefarang]

Wat Pa Huay Lad, Phu Ruae.

The same Wat - 2010 december 25

That is what it looked like when we were there.

[Assurancetourix]

Eighteen months earlier - 2009 june 1st

Edited January 19, 2016 by Assurancetourix

[klauskunkel]

Wat Sripanton, Nan

[2alex4alex]

One of the many wats in my town..

Edited February 10, 2016 by 2alex4alex

[samuijimmy]

Lamai Samui Guan Yu ....Chinese temple / Shrine...

[shaggy1969]

Nice shot and editing on the 1st pic there Jim

[FracturedRabbit]

Ineffective washing by Spike Tennyson, on Flickr

[mrhitchens]

Bangkok Catedral Roof

Bangkok Catedral Roof by David Hitchens, on Flickr

[Assurancetourix]

Wat Doi Suthep from Hotel Holiday Garden - 5 km as the crow flies - 12 km on the road .

Lumix FZ200 - f/4.0 - 1/1000* - iso 100 - 660 mm - freehand

[Assurancetourix]

In the countryside yesterday afternoon; only red roads to go there ...

[samuijimmy]

twenty days .... young ones in the Temple...

[Assurancetourix]

Sangkhlaburi - Kan'buri province

[Assurancetourix]

I like to cycling on red roads in Issan where I live since nearly ten years;

often in the countryside, in the middle of nowhere, there are Wat where bouddhas are living.

A new one, not yet finished; two big and black dogs welcome me

The red road going back from the Wat;

it's not very far from Ban_Tha_Sila which is on rd 2040, border between Udon and Sakon provinces .

[gomangosteen]

Wat Pai Lom, Chanthaburi city

[gomangosteen]

Party time, Takad Ngao, Chanthaburi

[tangaroa67]

Wat Si Chum, Sukhothai

[tangaroa67]

Wat Sirintorn Wararam, Ubon Ratchathai province

Actually, I make a horrible mistake shooting this image. I inadvertently shot this at ISO 800. Almost ruined the shot!

Edited June 15, 2016 by tangaroa67

[Assurancetourix]

Waouh ! 2 Superb photos tangaroa ;

what lens do u use for them ?

[tangaroa67]

Waouh ! 2 Superb photos tangaroa ;

what lens do u use for them ?

Thanks. They were both made using a Canon EF11-24mm f/4 lens (with a Canon 5D mark III). Both shots at 11mm focal length.

[gobs]

Wat Sanpaka in my moohban.

Wet processed print for a vintage-look...

Bessa R3M, Voigtlander Heliar 50/2, Ilford HP5+ 135 film.

Scanned wet print on out-dated soviet FB paper

[gobs]

Same place.

Wooden bouddha statue at the temple main entrance...

Voitglander Bessa R3M, Heliar 50/2, Ilford HP5+ 135 film.

Scanned wet print on FB Foma 111 paper.

[gobs]

A small niche with bouddha things...

Leica M4-2, Elmar 90/4, Eastman Kodak Double X 135 cine film.

Scanned wet print on Foma 111 FB paper.

Cheers,

Ray

[tangaroa67]

Very nice images, @gobs ... do you make your own prints?

[gobs]

Thank you, tangaora

Yes I home-process B&W films and wet prints in my dedicated darkroom.

It's a lot of fun to make the pics coming the right way one expects them to come.

A very rewarding slow process IMHO...

BTW, the point of view in your first pic above and its rendition are stunning: great pic!

Cheers

[gobs]

Just as a counterpoint of the B&W pics above...

This one:

And...

[gobs]

And this one:

Funny isn't it?

[Assurancetourix]

gobs, I think you begin to have some pleasure with your new toy, isn't it ?

[gobs]

Yeah, you are right, AT. This new toy is a funny one...

Though I've to adapt myself with this new way (for me!) to shoot color pics...