The Photo Thread !

[donna]

i love that bridge too. that view is from my old balcony in bkk. i saw some great storms come over from there.

[redrus]

Our driver to Nang Yuan, Koh Tau.

redrus

ps; I'm trying stuff here, how do you post more than 1 pic............?

Edited May 15, 2006 by redrus

[Kan Win]

Our driver to Nang Yuan, Koh Tau.

redrus

ps; I'm trying stuff here, how do you post more than 1 pic............?

redrus

Same way as you posted the first one, (Add This Attachment) you Kan add more.

Yours truly

Kan Win

[redrus]

Long Beach, Kecil Island, Perhentian Islands, Malaysia. I know its not LOS but, its not far and its too nice not to post.....

One of Thian Og Bay, Koh Tao

redrus

* Once again, cheers Kan Win.

Edited May 15, 2006 by redrus

[Kathe]

Since I am using Digital camera for the last 2.5 years, and has been living outside of Thailand, now all nice pixs of Thailand are only in my album ( paper ). I dont have scanner.

Just want to share some of the very few Thailand's pixs from digital

* Hua Hin Beach...my favarite place...waiting to come....but when...

* Cha Am Beach....on my last Songkran.

* Dok Khem...after the rain has falling...by Sting..oppss..by Saothai at Mom's Property

* Sunset doesnt mean Goodbye....it means hello (soon) again..by Saothai

[Kathe]

For Udon, this pix is locating on the right side of the house

[The Skipper]

Several of my snapshots.

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[Bakuteh]

I have this favourite travel photo to share with the photography enthusiasts in this forum. It was taken on a full moon night in Pai by the riverside where I was dining in a restaurant in January. The moon was over the Pai River and I snapped this the best way I could despite the limitations of my old 4 megapixel Nikon and without a tripod. By the way, there was a jazz gig being held in Pai town on that particular night.

[LaoPo]

I have this favourite travel photo to share with the photography enthusiasts in this forum. It was taken on a full moon night in Pai by the riverside where I was dining in a restaurant in January. The moon was over the Pai River and I snapped this the best way I could despite the limitations of my old 4 megapixel Nikon and without a tripod. By the way, there was a jazz gig being held in Pai town on that particular night.

Nice pic.....you just have to 'photoshop' the electrical cable away

LaoPo

[Kathe]

I have this favourite travel photo to share with the photography enthusiasts in this forum. It was taken on a full moon night in Pai by the riverside where I was dining in a restaurant in January. The moon was over the Pai River and I snapped this the best way I could despite the limitations of my old 4 megapixel Nikon and without a tripod. By the way, there was a jazz gig being held in Pai town on that particular night.

Very nice pix with romantic atmosphere. I like this kind of pix. The Pai River looked great with the reflextion of the moon.

[tuky]

This photo is looking over at Koh Sichang from Moom Aroi in Sriracha.

We love to eat here at sunset.

[Bakuteh]

Nice pic.....you just have to 'photoshop' the electrical cable away

LaoPo

Thanks for your suggestion. It was a real sweat to do a decent erasure (of the cable in the photo) but I did it after hours of Photoshop, the result of which is attached.

Edited May 30, 2006 by Bakuteh

[LaoPo]

Nice pic.....you just have to 'photoshop' the electrical cable away

LaoPo

Thanks for your suggestion. It was a real sweat to do a decent erasure (of the cable in the photo) but I did it after hours of Photoshop, the result of which is attached.

Wow, you did a great job and it's a one-of-a-kind beautiful pic now; my compliments!

A postcard worthy

LaoPo

[Bakuteh]

I have this favourite travel photo to share with the photography enthusiasts in this forum. It was taken on a full moon night in Pai by the riverside where I was dining in a restaurant in January. The moon was over the Pai River and I snapped this the best way I could despite the limitations of my old 4 megapixel Nikon and without a tripod. By the way, there was a jazz gig being held in Pai town on that particular night.

Very nice pix with romantic atmosphere. I like this kind of pix. The Pai River looked great with the reflextion of the moon.

Thanks for your kind compliments. Your photos look great too!

[BangnaBound]

My favorite pic of Koh Tau. Taken May 2004.

[Tingnongnoi]

from Ratchadamnern stadium

from Lumpini stadium

Edited June 1, 2006 by Tingnongnoi

[autonomous_unit]

You could call this one of Wat Tum (sp?) in Yala Province a favorite, based on the time I've spent tinkering. This is from a rocky outlook on the walking trail up to a cave containing a massive reclining Buddha image.

It is an experiment with making a composite panorama from a bunch of hand-held SLR shots. The experiment taught me that more care was needed in taking the original photos, because digital muckery will only get you so far.

The detail is from a telephoto shot. Part of the experiment was mixing wide-angle fill and telephoto detail shots in the panorama, but the effect was less controlled than I hoped. I would suggest being patient and using all telephoto shots. You can always reduce resolution in post-processing, but you cannot bring any back!

[marfy]

Wat Tham Seua - Kanchanaburi

[Nikkijah]

This first pic was taken when I was down and out and waiting for my flight home some 6 years ago, taken with an Olympus OM10, which was nearly pawned by my then mental GF!

This next pic is taken from my second season of 'helping out' a friends business on Koh Chang, Olive is one of 3 identical kittens who somehow found their way into the bar - I guessed they were helped along their way considering all of the neighbours knew we loved animals(or at least didn't want to eat them...)

In her mouth is an unlucky gecko, she skinned it first then played with it for about 3 hours

This next pic is of a dog who decided he liked our land, for reasons we think to do with the sick, serious and callous animal cruelty that went on around us, his name was rantenplan - named by a German friend who was astounded when I didn't know who Rantenplan(the cartoon) was, do you know??

This last pic is of the most stupid and possibly lucky cat on Koh Chang(that we knew of), his name was, unsurprisingly, Popeye, he got this name after a friend of mine found him in the street with his eye popping out after being hit by what seemed like a BKK Hummer - the eye was duly popped back in(although never working again - it was funny to look at). This is the only cat I've ever seen sleeping like this, very unusual and lazy behaviour!!

These are my favourite pics of Thailand as these animals were with me on Koh Chang most of the time I stayed there - they never got drunk, never talked rubbish, only smelled a little bit like sh1t and kept us all smiling

Edited July 18, 2006 by Nikkijah

[redrus]

Quality Nikkijah, a smile and a tear at the same time, cheers.....

redrus

[Khun Yak]

I did not take this one myself, but I really liked it when I received it by email - from LOS

Amazing_Thailand.bmp

Edited October 4, 2006 by Khun Yak

[Ijustwannateach]

Hmmm... my first photo, let's see if this works.

I call them the 3 Chickens of the Apocalypse.

[udon]

Teach, where was it taken? Monsoon time too?

[thaigerd]

A happy couple this morning; Patong beach:

[guardian]

Hi, sorry I don't have a particular favorite. You all help me decide.

Taken in my village in India.

Taken from my bathroom tap.

On my hand

From my tank.

Taken @ Hin Suay Nam Sai (Rayong) 1

Taken @ Hin Suay Nam Sai (Rayong) 2

Guardian

[udon]

Nice pics Guardian.

Tell me about the copyright watermark software.

Looks like a good idea for 'some' pics.

[a2]

And the winner is......

Taken from my bathroom tap.

[guardian]

Nice pics Guardian.

Tell me about the copyright watermark software.

Looks like a good idea for 'some' pics.

Thanks Admin2 & Udon. As for the copyright symbol, I did it in Photoshop.

Guardian

[skippybangkok]

Guess what it is ?

[udon]

Guess what it is ?

Green over blue?