A couple of months before I left Bangkok for good, I was still enjoying exploring the city. One day, I went in search of street art which was part of the Pipit Banglamphu Street Art Festival. It was a lot of fun wandering around the streets following the map. Banglamphu is home to Bangkok’s infamous …
Following my first photo exhibition – On the Trail of Bangkok’s European Heritage – at Dialogue Coffee and Gallery back in 2017, I was lucky enough to find a new venue to do it all again! Chris and I already knew of a little bar on Soi Nana called 23 Bar and Gallery. We used …
I hope you enjoy this video I created of Chrissy and Gilly’s day out in Krabi 😉 It was such a fun day out! Tell me about your fun days out!
Following on from my post last week about my day trip to Krabi, here are a few more photographs to whet your appetite 🙂 I hope you enjoyed the day out as much as I did 🙂
Chris and I took a day trip to Krabi, a little over 782 km from Bangkok. A long way to go for a day trip, especially as we were only going for lunch! We’ve had some crazy ideas in the past, but this has got to be the craziest. (Until, we do it again somewhere …
There are many things to see in Bangkok – The Grand Palace, Jim Thompson’s House, Khao San Road and much more. While these places are awesome, I sometimes looked for the not so obvious. There are many things hidden around the city, you just have to look for them! I hope you enjoy this short …
It’s time again for my monthly roundup in The Changing Seasons post, hosted by Su at Zimmerbitch. Since lockdown was eased some more, I took a trip to Newark to visit my friends – Doyle and Mel. It was so lovely to see them and their kids again. Mel and I went out to the …
Bangkok is many things to many people, but one thing that’s constant is the streets are always full of different things going on. It’s busy, it’s chaotic, but it’s such an exciting city. There is always something to see, to find, to simply enjoy. For the 4 years I lived there, I became the city …
When I lived in Bangkok, I used to walk around the city with my camera a lot. There are many things that compel me to take a photograph. It could be a distinctive architectural feature, an ornate temple or a dilapidated building. There are endless photographic subjects to be had in Bangkok and I had …
Whenever I take photographs, I usually take a lot. And when I mean a lot, it can sometimes be over 100 shots. I just can’t help it, especially when I go somewhere that I find interesting. There’s always some angle or colour, animal or bird, bridge or reflection – anything that catches my eye. When …
When I lived in Bangkok, I did my fair share of exploring. A colleague told me about Chulachomklao Fort, around 29 km south of Bangkok. It sounded interesting, so I decided to visit. Getting there was fun, I only knew that I had to take the 145 bus to Pak Nam market, then take a …
The Changing Seasons post, hosted by Su at Zimmerbitch. Still off work, I went to meet my mum, sister and niece in the park for a picnic. It was lovely to spend time with them, enjoying the sunshine, playing Frisbee and looking at the birds. For me, the simple pleasures are always the nicest. The …