Global Travel Photography has chosen BKK Tours and Photography as the inbound tour operator for hosting the Thailand portion of their Southeast Asia Festival Photo Tour and Workshop. The group size is very limited to ensure the best personal experience on this trip, if you like to join book quickly.
Please visit the website of Global Travel Photography for more information about this trip. Please contact us directly if you are interested to join, group size is limited to 8 participants.
From GTP’s website about his tour: SE Asia Festival Photo Tour & Workshop is specifically designed for people that want to experience these mystical travel destinations while improving their travel photography skills. You will start your journey in Bangkok, a modern international city with many colorful attractions of its own. You will travel through northern Thailand into Laos, down to Cambodia and back to Bangkok. Along the way, the best sites have been chosen to maximize your photo opportunities at the best time of day.
Wishing you a very good 2010.
The original file is a panorama of 3 photo’s, the final version is over 6700px wide. It was taken near Central World in Bangkok, Thailand.
http://gallery.bkkphotography.com/p651947061/e1b342613
A short trip for business to Yangon, Myanmar. Some very impressive places to see. Hopefully can take more time for sightseeing on the next trip.
- Camera NIKON D700
- Aperture f/2.8
- Shutter 1/60 sec
- ISO 220
- Focal Length 17 mm
The Phi Ta Khon festival is unique to the Dan Sai district in Loei Province and reflects the local Isan belief in ghosts and spirits. Held once a year, it is part of a grand merit-making festival known as the ”Boon Luang” festival.
The origins of the Phi Ta Khon Festival can be found in the tale of Buddha’s last great incarnation before attaining enlightenment. In Buddhist accounts, it is said that when Prince Vessandara, the Buddha’s incarnation, returned to his city, it was such a joyous occasion that the village spirits came forth to join the welcoming parade. This very colourful and vibrant Phi Ta Khon procession is the central focus of the celebrations.
- Camera NIKON D700
- Aperture f/5.6
- Shutter 1/320 sec
- Focal Length 98 mm













