Bangkok City Views
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 lots of fun looking for them! For me, it’s exciting because you never can tell what you might find!
Here are a few things that caught my eye!
This juxtaposition of 5-star hotel – Lebua – and the Leo beer advert.
The reflection of the buildings opposite the Eastin Grand Hotel in Sathorn.
The purple colour and zig-zag feature of the Mode Sathorn Hotel on Sathorn Road.
The colour and ornate decoration of Wat Bowonniwet on Phra Sumen Road.
Chong Nonsi Bridge for just being different and it’s good for a spot of people watching!
Chong Nonsi BTS Station under blues skies and white clouds with a glimpse of Bangkok’s infamous cables.
The high-rise Regis Hotel in Sathorn with its glass windows and reflections of the clouds.
I am not sure what this building is, but the brown bricks, arched windows and golden dome on the roof caught my eye. It was worth a close up!
More cables, people and a palm tree as the neon lights of the city flicker on at dusk!
There are many buildings like this in Bangkok where people have made their homes. It’s very humbling!
For more things that catch my eye around Bangkok, check out these posts