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Buddha and the monk at evening by Pascal Riben

This is excellent, Pascal. It has a somewhat soft, dreamy look to it while still maintaining a sharp counterbalance- very cool.

I checked out your website. You have some really good images there, especially those shots from Venice. Great stuff. Your B&W work is very impressive.
 
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This is excellent, Pascal. It has a somewhat soft, dreamy look to it while still maintaining a sharp counterbalance- very cool.

I checked out your website. You have some really good images there, especially those shots from Venice. Great stuff. Your B&W work is very impressive.

Thank you so much for your kind comment Rick and for taking time to check my work on my website: I deeply appreciate it!
 
Thank you shaylou. Shot in Chiang Mai in Thailand.

I I'm taking a vacation at the end of this month to Bangkok for 3 days and Cambodia for 4 days. Any pointers for photographing there? I love street photography and really want to use that to capture the culture.
 
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Thank you shaylou. Shot in Chiang Mai in Thailand.

I I'm taking a vacation at the end of this month to Bangkok for 3 days and Cambodia for 4 days. Any pointers for photographing there? I love street photography and really want to use that to capture the culture.

Due to my basic english skill, I don't understand "pointers" in your sentence... Bangkok is a great place for street photography, where are you going in Cambodia?

I have a Thailand gallery with the name of the city where the pictures were taken, and of course some were shot in Bangkok
Thailand - Photographs by Pascal Riben
and it's only a suggestion to see it :mrgreen:
 
I'm sorry "pointers" is slang for advise. I was asking if you could suggest any advise for me. I look forward to checking out your work as soon as I get toy computer (on my phone now).

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Shayne
 
I'm sorry "pointers" is slang for advise. I was asking if you could suggest any advise for me. I look forward to checking out your work as soon as I get toy computer (on my phone now).

Thanks
Shayne

Thanks! Well, if you want to capture the thai culture, you must avoid, as everywhere in the world, the touristic places (great palace, famous wat, etc.) and the expat places: sukhumvit, silom... Bangkok is more affected by american culture - so many mall with Mac Donald, Starbuck Coffee, etc. - that the rest of the Thailand. Anyway, catch the thailand culture in 3 days... it's a little short !
 

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