Hello good people of Isaan

Are there any photographers amongst you good folk? did you know that there is a Photography Forum on TVF?

I warmly invite you all to come and have a look for yourselves,and hopefully share your own images of Thailand.

We have many topics running at this time,varying from fun topics to more serious photographic genres!

It does not matter what level of photographer you are – currently we have the full range from “happy-snappers” right up

to seasoned professionals: the fact is that we all support each other and can offer friendly positive criticism and support.

There really is no need to worry if you are “good enough” – everyone starts somewhere.

Just a random set of recent photos from our members.

Also for the ornithologists amongst you,we have a special thread dedicated just for you.

Come on over folk,share you own photos,or just drop by and enjoy the images of our photo forum members,

see something you like..maybe even hit the like button.I am sure that our members would appreciate it.

Cheers, hope to see you soon at the Photography and Arts forum

Shaggy

I must have thousands of images to share....Sorry the first ones are mixed...some from Mukdahan's friendship bridge, some of former students, etc...

I must have photos from all over Thailand, but most of them from Isaan.

Can't fault your enthusiasm,

It doesn't matter where the photos are taken,as long as it is in Thailand.

Click on this link to the Photography and Arts forum

Have a look around the different topics and see where your photos fit best.....some of the images in your post would fit

quite nicely into our Wat thread.

Don't worry about them being mostly from Isaan,it is a wonderful part of Thailand and is where most of my photos are from.

Her first day at School for the Blind, Lampang (2002)

Saying goodbye to a good friend...

JLCrab & lostinisaan.

If you ever feel like sharing your images in the photo forum just follow the link (here) and post in the topic that most suits the photos you are sharing.

My condolences with the loss of your friend lostinisaan.

JLCrab,that photo really caught my attention,or at least the subject did.What's the story there?,if you are willing to share that is.

Also, don't forget to share some images in the Images of Isaan in this forum.

The story of the above photo is simple: It was the young girl's first day at the school and everything was new to her. However I do at times wonder where she is now.

Out in the rice fields with about a ton of watermelons, You really have to be a good driver to make it back through all the potholes.

Chili picking.....

Our dog in miserable circumstances after a liaison with street dog......

Playing football in the village after a merit with an artificial knee joint.......

Morlam dance in the village.....

Satien Tamm Mue with his band, who came to play at our merit for grandma....

I too am an avid amature photographer in Issan.

Unfortunately, at a Songkran celebration in C_{hokchai on Wednesday night, an extremely intoxicated Thai gentlemen dumped a bucket of water on my FUJIFILM FineiPix1800 digital camera.}

_{I have done everything I can imagine to dry it out, but it is still not functioning.}

_{Does anyone have any ideas about what I can to to get it working again or know of a place ( I live south of Korat in Chokchai ) where I might get it repaired?}

_{I love photography and my camera.}

_{I almost feel like I have lost a child!}

_{Here is one of the last photos I took with it on Wednesday night.}

_{She is a friend...be nice please!}

I too am an avid amature photographer in Issan.

Did you take the battery out straight after it was drenched in water?

Have you tried putting the camera in a bag of rice?if you have a sack of rice,place the camera on top of it with the batter door open.

This has worked for me in the past,as the rice will soak up any moisture inside the camera.Might have to leave it there a day or two.

Similar idea as putting some rice grains inside a salt pot.

I too am an avid amature photographer in Issan.

Did you take the battery out straight after it was drenched in water?

Have you tried putting the camera in a bag of rice?if you have a sack of rice,place the camera on top of it with the batter door open.

This has worked for me in the past,as the rice will soak up any moisture inside the camera.Might have to leave it there a day or two.

Similar idea as putting some rice grains inside a salt pot.

Hair dryer, but not too hot could also help. Best of luck to get your baby back.....

I too am an avid amature photographer in Issan.

Did you take the battery out straight after it was drenched in water?

Have you tried putting the camera in a bag of rice?if you have a sack of rice,place the camera on top of it with the batter door open.

This has worked for me in the past,as the rice will soak up any moisture inside the camera.Might have to leave it there a day or two.

Similar idea as putting some rice grains inside a salt pot.

I will give it a try...thanks!

Here is another of my last shots.

Ubon bike week many moons ago...no matter if you're Thai or a foreigner. Ride To Live. Live To Ride.

In memory of the guy on the left. he's the only guy of his chapter who made it to Ubon on his BMW. He'd a terrible accident on the way back to Phuket and finally passed away.

You're not gone, you're only somewhere else and keep the door open for others to follow......RIP. It was a lot of fun and a pleasure to meet you.

My first bike in Isaan, a Intruder 750. It was nice to ride you.

Our dog in miserable circumstances after a liaison with street dog......

First we thought we'd have a real baby hippo. Please see first photo. But now she's almost two months old and so sweet that we can't give her away.

We wanted to have real Siberian Huskey puppies, because a Thai right around the corner has two male Huskeys.

But nature sometimes plays crazy games with us. Isn't she sweet? We named her "Naamwhaan."

<deleted> cares if it's a "real Huskey" when you look at her.