Wat Prathat Chae Haeng, Nan

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

Wat Pa Huay Lad, Phu Ruae.

The same Wat - 2010 december 25

That is what it looked like when we were there.

Eighteen months earlier - 2009 june 1st

Edited January 19, 201610 yr by Assurancetourix

Wat Sripanton, Nan

One of the many wats in my town..

Edited February 10, 201610 yr by 2alex4alex

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

Nice shot and editing on the 1st pic there Jim

Ineffective washing by Spike Tennyson, on Flickr

Bangkok Catedral Roof

Bangkok Catedral Roof by David Hitchens, on Flickr

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

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

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

Sangkhlaburi - Kan'buri province

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 .

Wat Pai Lom, Chanthaburi city

Party time, Takad Ngao, Chanthaburi

Wat Si Chum, Sukhothai

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, 201610 yr by tangaroa67

Waouh ! 2 Superb photos tangaroa ;

what lens do u use for them ?

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

This one:

And...

And this one:

Funny isn't it?

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

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...