Please post yours should you wish.

Three of mine just to get you started:-

Kanchanaburi - Wat Tum Seu

Nakhon Sawan - On top of the hill.

Wat Phra That Doi Suthep – C.M.

For bigger photos and more click here

Yours truly,

Kan Win

How short/wide was the lens that you used to shoot Wat Tum Seu?

Excellent use of wide angle distortion BTW.

-Texpatriate

Edited July 18, 200619 yr by texpatriate

Not sure if it qualifies as a temple; but the Sanctuary of Truth in Pattaya is an impressive piece of wood!

Some time ago I posted a couple of photos of Wat Rong Khun in Chiang Rai in the CR Forum.

Rather than re-post them in this thread, please follow this

link to post here.

These are a few i took when in Krabi. Can't remember the name of the Wat but you go up alot of stairs and the monks live in the rock and little huts. One, is the new Temple being constructed, looks like it will be nice and the others are after the long climb up the steps. Sorry about the quality of the piccies.

These are a few i took when in Krabi. Can't remember the name of the Wat but you go up alot of stairs and the monks live in the rock and little huts. One, is the new Temple being constructed, looks like it will be nice and the others are after the long climb up the steps. Sorry about the quality of the piccies.

Lovely Photos. Have a look now @ your own work above (re-sized). Nothing wrong with those ?????

Re-size them, please like I did for you.

Sorry had to do it once again.

Original Photos ARE NOT for viewing but for Printing ONLY.

Please Kan you all remember this.

Yours truly,

Kan Win

Yeah, sorry about that Kan

What is the preffered resize please. I have "PIXresizer" (a free download from the computer section )

Yeah, sorry about that Kan

What is the preffered resize please. I have "PIXresizer" (a free download from the computer section )

mrbojangles

Would be nice say 800 x 600 or just a touch larger 1000 x 750 or so. Then your photos will look Great.

Hope this helps

Yours truly,

Kan Win

edit:- P.S. always make a copy of the photo first before editing it, then you will always have the original safe and sound.

Edited July 25, 200619 yr by Kan Win

Yeah, sorry about that Kan

What is the preffered resize please. I have "PIXresizer" (a free download from the computer section )

mrbojangles

Would be nice say 800 x 600 or just a touch larger 1000 x 750 or so. Then your photos will look Great.

Hope this helps

Yours truly,

Kan Win

kop koon khrap

Reclining Buddha at Wat Pho.

I don't take so many pictures of temples but Buddha images. Is that OK to post pics of Buddha image? If so I'll add more...

This mon style temple was taken some time ago in Sangkaburi. Don't miss this places if you visit three pagadas in Kanchanaburi.

I don't take so many pictures of temples but Buddha images. Is that OK to post pics of Buddha image? If so I'll add more...

Yes, please post some.

Yours truly,

Kan Win

Burmese border and Laos border from memory.

More pics from Wat Pho.

one of my fav. shots from years ago when we used film!

a monastery at Inle Lake, Burma.

These are a few i took when in Krabi. Can't remember the name of the Wat but you go up alot of stairs and the monks live in the rock and little huts. One, is the new Temple being constructed, looks like it will be nice and the others are after the long climb up the steps. Sorry about the quality of the piccies.

I am 99% sure that you picked a temple that just so happens to have the same name as the very first temple that KanWin posted in this thread!

Wat Tham Seua (Tiger Cave Temple)

Wat Tham Suea ---- Krabi

More of Wat Tham Suea --- Songkran day 04

2 unusual shots

The first a Thai (nationality) Female Monk Fully ordained in the Theravadan Tradition <orange robes>. She is not however part of the Thai Sangha. This was taken at the temple and headquarters of the Thai Women in Buddhism Foundation in Nakhon Pathom.

The second shot is of another Thai (nationality) Female Monk also NOT part of the Thai Sangha. Taken at Santi Asoke Community in Nakhon Pathom. Sorry that it doesn't look much lik a templ but these folks are minimalists .. vegetarians... back to nature ... on meal a day.

I'll dig up some more later

where is this Stupa?

right behind the US Embassy in Laos