Wat Bunyuen, Nan province

 

Wat Phumin, Nan province

 

A Wat I don't remember the name in That Phanom ;

it's border the Mekong and there are many cats inside

 

 

Wat Huay Plakang, Chiang Rai this evening

Wonderful tangaroa.

 

Care to share what it took to reach this final image?

^^^ I was thinking the same and also wondered what focal length?

Thanks, @shaggy1969, @rhythmworx!

 

Actually, I'd gone there to make a different image (which didn't pan out), and only shot this as an experiment, as I was leaving ... 30 minutes after the best light. They've installed what can only be described as a concessions kiosk right in front of the temple, so I wasn't even sure a shot was possible. I was backed right up against it (and you can see it's shadow in this image).

 

Shot manual, the base settings were f/8.0 - ISO200 - 1s (bracketed five exposures -2 -1 0 +1 +2). It was shot portrait and I used the 'shift' function of my Canon EF17mm f/4.0 TS-E lens to shift the image all the way to the left, and then all the way to the right (without moving the camera body), making a total of 15 exposures. I then manually blended each group of five images in Photoshop using luminosity masks, before stitching them together.

 

I'll go back to shoot it again with better light.

 

Thanks tangaroa

 

That shift function is awesome !!!

 

Love the processing,job well done.

Wat Tham Khao Noi, Kanchanburi

 

Wat Rai Dtaeng Tong, Nakhon Pathom

 

Wat Rong Suea Ten, Chiang Rai ... this evening

 

Wat Phutthaisawan by Tricycle, on Flickr

Wat of former Sangkhlaburi village, before the Vajiralongkorn Lake  exists

 

Nikon E4500 - 2010 march 29th

Wat Pha Sorn Kaew,Petchabun,North Thailand, with a slightly different POV.

 

The same Wat as Tangaora shot - Wat Tham Khao Noi, Kanchanburi

 

Nikon E4500 - january 2006

I want to know how you managed to avoid getting your own reflection in that image, @shaggy1969 555!

 

8 hours ago, tangaroa67 said:

I want to know how you managed to avoid getting your own reflection in that image, @shaggy1969 555!

 

I had a little bit of help from my clone stamp

 

 

Wat Huay Plakang, Chiang Rai yesterday evening

 

Front of one of the local Wats

 

 

Today in Udon Thani ;

It's a vietnamese Wat close the Centara hotel , downtown Udon

 

 

Wat Phra Sing, Chiang Mai

Wat in small village in mountains near Phu Ruea. Everything here made by monks.

Wat Niwet Thammaprawat, Ayutthaya province

 

Don't be deceived by its looks. Wat Niwet, though it may look like a Christian church, was commissioned by King Rama V as a Buddhist temple, but in the Gothic Revival style. Completed in 1878, it's breathtakingly beautiful. It's situated on an island in the Chao Phraya river that's accessible only by a monk-operated cable-car.

Very possibly, my new favourite temple in Thailand!

 

 

Thank u Tangaroa; great photos ! and a new wat I will discover the next time I'''ll go to Ayuttaya

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wat_Niwet_Thammaprawat

Wat Rong Khun - Chiang Rai

 

 

 

Not exactly the Wat...

But if you go straight on, u'll discover it

 

Yesterday december 19 - 2016 -- Olympus TG 860

Ampawa,

Wat Amphawan Chetiyaram วัดอัมพวันเจติยาราม, previous Wat Ampawa อัมพวา

 

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/960421-buddhist-wats-temples-in-thailand/#comment-11459337

 

 

Wat Benchamabophit, Bangkok

 

Doi Suthep, Chiang Mai


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Wat Thung Setthi, Khon Kaen