Photo Opporchancities

[Guest lazyphil]

i concur with khun flashy :content: , it was good value, fun and interesting.....koh kret i suppose was way too far to get to from that location, i have good memorys from there.....the little weekend market is colourful for nice photos..

[Specialist]

I have over 10,000 photos I snapped in my 3.5 years in thailand. My advice would be to put on a pair of comfy shoes and just go for a walk. Inspiration will be everywhere.

:bangit:

 

A couple of years ago, I rode the skytrain a ways up Suk, stopped at a random stop, and walked around some. I came face-to-face with an OLD Singer sewing machine, outside a shop, very similar to one my mom had, decades ago (and she admits to missing it: those old Singer machines were bulletproof and would last forever, given a little care). She was very appreciative of that picture.

 

[Flashermac]

When I first came here, the RTR was still running wood burning steam engines on local runs. Wish I'd taken lots of pictures of those!

 

 

[Torneyboy]

Did they have cameras back then...

[Old Hippie]

When I first came here, the RTR was still running wood burning steam engines on local runs. Wish I'd taken lots of pictures of those!

 

 

 

Behind the Thai Labor Museum there were or maybe still are, a bunch of old trains it would be cool to walk around there and see what phot opportunities are there...