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| Call it what you will... I can't see the "fun" in this place |
I freely admit I overuse the word "wander", but it best describes how I choose to spend a lot of time while on holiday, wherever that may be, and the implication that it's an unhurried walk around looking at people, places and things is often an apt description.
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| What remains of the canal below the Chong Nonsi BTS station |
It probably goes without saying that I take a lot of pictures while on these casual excursions. I tend to group them for posts here by category, and that often leaves some of them in a batch that don't quite fit into any specific niche. This series is an attempt to gather some of these digital "orphans" together and share them, if for no other reason than they pleased my eye at the time and I'd like to pass them along.
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| A Mexican restaurant near Silom Soi 4, if not on it... I'm not sure |
A good friend and fellow blogger recently added his vote while we were on the phone that my composition skills leave a bit (OK, more than a bit) to be desired, but hey - everyone's a critic! Some people make baseless criticism their life's work. I don't understand the satisfaction in that, so I'll leave it to them and wish them well with it. I myself already know several reasonably well-known painters and photographers who support themselves quite well with their work, and if they say my composition skills suck, they probably do, wo who am I to argue? Leaves me room for improvement, I suppose - and isn't that what the journey's mainly about, anyway?
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| The early morning sky, reflected in the wavy glass of an office building in the Sathorn area |
So, here's Part One. As I now have well over 50,000 images from Thailand it could go on a while. Don't tempt me.
By the way... to address a recent message (and for those who don't read the introductory flotsam and jetsam on sites they visit) yes, unless I note otherwise I do take all of the images I post here myself. Wouldn't be honest if I didn't. Hopefully this puts the subject to rest again for a while.
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| An oddly-angled intersection near Siam Discovery |
As always, comments are always welcome. Hope you enjoy the pictures.
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Just to save time: I'm not an expert on Thailand in any way, shape or form; I do this for the satisfaction I get from sharing with others. Constructive comments, criticism, suggestions and feedback are always welcome.