These are just a few... Wonderful architecture and gorgeous mural paintings around temple compounds or inside temples.
They can be seen at Wat Prakaew (the Grand Palace), Wat Suthat, Wat Chana Songkram and Wat Tri Thotsathep among others.
Ramayana epic at Wat Prakaew; Daily thai ways of life is well depicted at Wat Suthat; 12-month festivals are illustrated at Wat Chana Songkram;
and work is in progress by a famous contemporary Thai artist, Ajarn Jakraphan Posayakrit (sp?) at Wat Tri Thotsathep.
Thank you very much for your kind comments. The camera that I originally used was FujiFilm FinePix 4800Z. All the pictures from Thailand were taken with it. With that camera, I did not make that many adjustments except zooming and focusing as well as using macro to take pictures of flowers or any close ups. My current camera is Minolta DiMage A-1. With this new one, I am beginning to use more features (e.g., contrast adjustment, filtering, etc.). Thanks also for sharing your findings. Hope everyone enjoys them.
Mattana
Frank Culbertson
12-May-2004 10:20
I stumbled into this site and found your fine galleries. Who wouldn't be blown away by your captured images? Just stunning. I do wonder what kind of camera you use and whether you have to adjust its settings very much for all your different subjects. I'm going to share the news of my finding your exhibit. Thanks for the inspiration. FRANK