While I prefer #3's composition, the clearer presence of shadows and the strong contrast between highlights and darks make #4 more attractive then #3 .

Edited January 18, 201511 yr by Dancealot

Dummies up an alley!

Rose bush alley!

alleyway alongside my hotel room in BKK...

no room inside..so lets cook out here...alleyway kitchen

Ah! One of these new & secure gated communities I see! Good one Ron.

Hey DAL you sitting on the ground again? or have you got really short legs !!! nice one

Sort of an alley, between bungalows off the beach!

Bangkok's Blade-Runner alley. Where the drinking starts very, very early.

[edit] The photo is too dark but that's really how it is in there...^

Edited March 29, 201511 yr by Dancealot

^^^ DAL is the soi 5 end bar still called Tunnel Bar?

Nice friendly Thais in there years ago, used to play pool for drinks in there and win lose 50/50.

I remember a poster or sign of some train system (London I think) on the wall facing it.

^^^ DAL is the soi 5 end bar still called Tunnel Bar?

Nice friendly Thais in there years ago, used to play pool for drinks in there and win lose 50/50.

I remember a poster or sign of some train system (London I think) on the wall facing it.

Yeeh, it's the funniest thing, I ended up there completely by accident when a taxi brought me to the wrong adress. Figures!!

^^^^

Cluttered alley, Hau Thanon, Samui.

Hey SJ love the colours and the clarity...this has so much atmosphere..to me it is "alive"..it makes your eye wander around the scene and then have another wander..and you see more stuff..

thankyou

Hey SJ love the colours and the clarity...this has so much atmosphere..to me it is "alive"..it makes your eye wander around the scene and then have another wander..and you see more stuff..

thankyou

Thanks BC! Hau Thanon, (AKA the Muslim Village) is one of my favorite places on Samui to wander around with a camera.... some areas are well let's say very untidy, but it all has a charm about it!

This new building some how does not "fit it" ...

When I was in Phuket I visited a Muslim Village where you got on a boat and had a choice of several floating restaurants..Mostly local patrons but now I think they take tour buses there, so it has probably lost some it's charm and increased the prices

However the village had a wonderful array of extrmely brightly painted houses. Some with 5 or more colours on the one house!!. Unfortunately no camera at the time. Maybe someone in Phuket knows this place? and has some pictures?

cheers

i found one and put on street shots

Grannie-in-me-alley