Thread: Post a photo a week, of anything/anywhere

Originally Posted by baldrick

hen are you going to post a photo in this thread ?

Good point.

Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog

Originally Posted by jack swelters

Bedside, teak house off Sukhumvit, Bangkok. For history of the construction of this house see this thread. (House or a hovel for a Sukhumvit neighborhood?) Jack Swelters

When are you going to take out a paid advert with TD?

Thanks for your comment but not sure what you mean. I don't have anything to sell, we love living in house and hope your viewers will enjoy my posts for their ideas on how to enjoy their life in Thailand in a traditional style. If I am missing the point please let me know...

Thanks

JS

Kent Jeskyns Country Park.

Originally Posted by jack swelters

I don't have anything to sell

I must've misunderstood the links to your/your partner's site with property for sale or rent.

Doi Tau Lake, north of Chiang Mai earlier this year.

A local temple in Chiang Mai just after sunset.

^ Yours? Outstanding.

Yes, all mine.

A statue of Queen Chama Devi in Lamphun.

Originally Posted by Roger Lee

Yes, all mine.

Love the Chiang Mai one..(the temple)

Originally Posted by Roger Lee

A statue of Queen Chama Devi in Lamphun.

nice titties

^ LOL - fraid I need to spread the lurve, but tried to green

Originally Posted by nidhogg

Originally Posted by Roger Lee

Yes, all mine.

Love the Chiang Mai one..(the temple)

Thanks Nidhogg!

She did appear to be attractive looking in her day.

I see Roger uses the same camera as me.....

Originally Posted by Roger Lee

Doi Tau Lake, north of Chiang Mai earlier this year.

Very nice Roger Lee.

Originally Posted by Bobcock

I see Roger uses the same camera as me.....

I love the Canon colors. Right now I'm toting around a 7D and a 5DII. On my next foray back to the states, I hope to p/u a 5DIII.

Originally Posted by SEA Traveler

Originally Posted by Roger Lee

Doi Tau Lake, north of Chiang Mai earlier this year.

Very nice Roger Lee.

Thanks SEA Traveler!

Great pics Roger,

Originally Posted by Bobcock

I see Roger uses the same camera as me.....

maybe you can give Bob some tips, here's one of his better ones

hahahaha, I don't remember even putting that up, thing is it looks as it's meant to so not too bad.

I love night photography like the temple but do so little of it, just never have the time to go out at night with a tripod and so many temples are closed anyway, would love to shoot Grand Palace at night....

Originally Posted by Roger Lee

She did appear to be attractive looking in her day.

She is a little darling, the sculptor picked a great model and style, probably Cambodian from the look of her. She was not Thai, but Mon, found mostly in Burma these days.

Originally Posted by Kwang

Great pics Roger,

Originally Posted by Bobcock

I see Roger uses the same camera as me.....

maybe you can give Bob some tips, here's one of his better ones

Thanks Kwang, lol on the pic, I've seen some examples by Bob and they are very good, much better than that one :-).

https://teakdoor.com/thailands-travel...ml#post2118066 (Sai Yok Waterfall, Kanchanaburi. Weekend Tourist Train.)

I think this should sell well on EBay