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Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand, is a vibrant and bustling metropolis that offers a plethora of photography opportunities for both amateur and professional photographers. Known for its ornate temples, bustling markets, and vibrant nightlife, Bangkok is a city that never sleeps. The city is a melting pot of cultures, with a rich history and a modern edge. From the iconic Grand Palace to the bustling streets of Chinatown, there are plenty of photography locations in Bangkok that capture the essence of the city.

Bangkok (Tailandia)
View from Baiyoke II Tower
by Antonio Rodríguez Ayuso

Skyline de Bangkok desde la Torres Baiyoke

Bangkok
Wat Phra Kaew
by Enrica Fabriani

Construcción en piedra en el recinto del Wat Phra Kaew (Templo del Buda Esmeralda) en tamaño maqueta y que rodea uno de los templos.

Vertigo and Moon Bar (Explore)
Bangkok - Moon Bar | Vertigo
by Hilde Jüngst

Located on the 61st floor of the Banyan Tree Hotel you will find one of the best rooftop bars of Bangkok. The Moon Bar is a completely open air restaurant and cocktail bar with unobstructed 360 views of the city below. It is breathtaking. Wonderful for a special dinner or a drink on the bar !!!

Concrete≡Steel≡Glass
Suvarnabhumi Airport
by Daniel Cheong

LARGE View

Suvarnabhumi International Airport, Bangkok, Thailand.

Well, after quite a long break, I am back! After 2 years of somehow continuous intensive 'flickering', I needed that long break, and I have also decided to slow down the flickr pace. From now on I will be posting less, and won't be able to comment back on all my visitors as I used to do before. I apologize in advance.

On other challenges, Flickr access from the UAE is totally blocked now, so I have to use a paid VPN service (the famous Firefox 'Access Flickr' add-on does not work anymore). The reason Flickr is blocked here is because of all the porn content.

Anyway, it's good to be back and I look forward catching (slowly) on your streams!

** Thailand Set | Digital Blending Set | Night Photography Set | Most Interesting shots**

Buy my art at Imagekind!

Reclining Buddha of Wat Pho Temple
Reclining Buddha
by Hilde Jüngst

The image of reclining Buddha is 15 m high and 43 m long with his right arm supporting the head with tight curls on two box-pillows of blue, richly encrusted with glass mosaics

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Wat Pho Statues
by Enrica Fabriani

Colección de figuras de Buda en el Wat Pho.

Bangkok
Reclining Buddha
by Enrica Fabriani

El Buda yacente más grande de la ciudad se encuentra en Wat Pho donde ocupa toda una sala. Por supuesto, no cabe en una sola foto.

Guards at Wat Phra Kaeo
Guards at Wat Phra Kaeo
by Hilde Jüngst

Tempelwächter im Wat Phra Kaeo - Großer Palast

Bangkok Urban Jungle
Bangkok
by Mario Calma

skytrain downtown Bangkok I Thailand

Thanks for your nice comments and faves!

Starfish
View from Baiyoke II Tower

when I shoot this highway junction in a heart of Bangkok, I imagined it was like a starfish haha, probably not.

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Bangkok - Terminal 21
Bangkok - Terminal 21

Shopping Mall - Sukhumvit @ Asok

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Victory Monument Bangkok
Bangkok - Victory Monument

Monument heart of Bangkok City. My night life is so difference than other people.. just take a photo around here.. good fun.

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Bangkok
Bangkok - Cloud 47 Rooftop Bar
by Enrica Fabriani

Vista nocturna de la capital de Tailandia desde la torre más alta de la ciudad, la MahaNakhon, inaugurada en 2006.

Bangkok
Bangkok - Wat Arun
by Enrica Fabriani

Wat Arun es uno de los templos más famosos de Bangkok. Fue construido en el siglo XIX en estilo jemer.

Bangkok
Bangkok - Wat Arun
by Enrica Fabriani

Wat Arun es uno de los templos más famosos de Bangkok. Fue construido en el siglo XIX en estilo jemer.

Wat Arun - Gold & Blue
Bangkok & Sunset
by Daniel Cheong

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The famous Wat Arun (วัดอรุณ), perhaps better known as the Temple of the Dawn, is one of the best known landmarks and one of the most published images of Bangkok. It consists of a massive elongated prang (Khmer-style tower), and is surrounded by four smaller prangs.

From my Thailand trip in July this year.

** Thailand Set | Digital Blending Set | Night Photography Set**

Reclining Buddha
Reclining Buddha
by Hilde Jüngst

Wat Pho in Bangkok: The temple is famous for its enormous gold plated Reclining Buddha image.The 3 m high and 4.5 m long foot of Buddha displays are inlaid with mother-of-pearl.

S for Superman
View from Baiyoke II Tower

Victory Monument at the blue hour

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Bangkok Bird's Eye
Rajanakarn Building

Top view of Bangkok business district (Chong Non Si & Sathorn). This is not a shot from a drone. I went to a roof and sticked my camera out about a...

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Heaven in Capital.
Bangkok - Wat Ratchanadda

Night walking in Bangkok visit Wat Rachanatda Since 1846. Such a nice place here.

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Suvarnabhumi  on Fire! #1
Suvarnabhumi Airport
by Daniel Cheong

LARGE View

Suvarnabhumi International Airport, Bangkok, Thailand. Taken on the day of my flight back to Dubai (in the giant double decker Airbus A380 by the way! A very smooth journey in an awesome airplane).

6 exposures Digital Blending shot handheld, using my Nikkor Fisheye at f/2.8, and Auto ISO on the D300 with minimum shutter speed limited to 1/30s. Therefore the ISO for all the exposures varies from ISO 200 to 1600 (max. ISO also fixed by me), and the shutter speed never goes below 1/30s, therefore no need for a tripod in those conditions.

The manual blending with layer masks and paintbrushes was a bit tedious and it took me over 2 hours to process this shot.

Many thanks to my buddy Grant for telling me about this Auto ISO / Shutter Speed limit feature of the D300, which is really handy for handheld bracketed shots.

** Thailand Set | Digital Blending Set | Architecture Set | Most Interesting shots**

Bangkok
Bangkok - Democracy Monument
by Enrica Fabriani

Monumento a la Democracia, que conmemora el establecimiento de la monarquía constitucional en Tailandia (1932).

Lio en Bangkok
View from Baiyoke II Tower
by Antonio Rodríguez Ayuso

Nudo de carreteras desde el edificio Baiyoke II en Bangkok (Tailandia)

Bangkok
View from Baiyoke II Tower
by Enrica Fabriani

La capital de Tailandia, ciudad de más de 8 millones de habitantes, vista desde la torre Baiyoke II, un edificio de 304 metros. Empiezo con esta foto la serie de mi último viaje antes de que se declarara la pandemia. El próximo, quién sabe cuándo llegará.

Dusk on Wat Arun
Bangkok & Sunset
by Daniel Cheong

LARGE View

The famous Wat Arun (วัดอรุณ), perhaps better known as the Temple of the Dawn, is one of the best known landmarks and one of the most published images of Bangkok. It consists of a massive elongated prang (Khmer-style tower), and is surrounded by four smaller prangs.

Taken during my short trip last month. There were some pretty dramatic sunsets. I also have a blue hour version that I will post later.

This is a tone-mapped HDR made from 7 exposures, with some Digital Blending on top. I rarely use tone-mapping anymore, only when I get lazy doing the blending manually! ;-)

Have a great week end!

Thailand Set | HDR Set

Bangkok
Bangkok - Wat Arun
by Enrica Fabriani

Torre de estilo jemer de Wat Arun, templo construido a mediados del siglo XIX.

Bangkok
Bangkok
by Enrica Fabriani

Vista de los tejados del Gran Palacio desde la otra orilla del río Chao Phraya.

Bangkok
Bangkok
by Enrica Fabriani

Uno de los muchos canales del río Chao Praya, que atraviesa Bangkok.

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Rajanakarn Building

Sathorn Bangkok, Thailand

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Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall
Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall

Not many times for me to come here at The Ananta Samakhon Throne Hall while lighting around and see nightlife still going quite interesting even it...

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สวนเบญจศิริ
Benchakiti Park [TH]

Not many park in Bangkok, Tonight we drive around BKK also in old town for chilling out. It's good to be here.

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Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall
Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall

Not many times for me to come here at The Ananta Samakhon Throne Hall while lighting around and see nightlife still going quite interesting even it...

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Thanks to all Phoide contributors to Bangkok!
Most notably Enrica Fabriani, Hilde Jüngst and Daniel Cheong.