Waiting for the lantern to fill up with hot air... |
...ouch, this is getting quite hot... |
...make a wish... |
...and up it goes... |
...and goes. |
The crowd on, under and around the foot bridge over looking the river. |
The crowd between me and the parade. |
Bug snacks, on the way out of the crowded area. |
Statue on a canal bridge. |
Lantern lit sky. |
Not sure if he's a snowman? Lantern on the moat. |
Kratongs and rubbish cornered in the moat. |
Wat lanterns. |
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10 comments:
happy loy kratong!
Thanks Lani, Happy Loy Krat(h)ong to you too...it was fun.
Snap, happy Loy Krathong. I struggle with the night pics as well usually only half turn out well. Your photos look great though and it looks like you had a blast.
Hi Talen, the photos were a few of many I took and most I had to 'enhance'. I thought your new beaut camera would handle just about anything ;) I'm researching what I should buy next...any ideas? Automatic and can drive itself.
Happy Loy Krathong!
Mmm not sure about the bug snacks!!!!
Me either Kellie! There's plenty of other great food around, so I haven't and probably won't go there.
Snap, for night shots you really need a tripod and patience...I didn't want to walk around town with a heavy tripod in crowds and I have little patience.
I use a Song Alpha 330 but I hear good things about the same level Nikons.
Thanks for getting back to me Talen. I am relieved in a way that my photo problems are (probably) not entirely due to my lack of camera skills. I compared a friends newish Linux, which was superior to my Olympus, but mine is a few years old now. I'll start doing some research.
Cheers!
Snap your photos aren't too bad at all, believe me my camera would struggle to pick out a snowman stood against a black wall at night. Unfortunately the cost of a really decent camera has got to be about 30,000 baht and upwards. Personally I can't warrant paying that amount.
It reads and looks like you and Stray had a great evening, plenty of smiles in the photos. I love the lantern lit photo it must have been awesome to actually see it live.
Martyn, I agree about not being able to justify 30,000 Baht on a new camera at the moment...that's a lot of noodles! Maybe Santa will bring me one next year.
It was great to finally see Loy Kratong with my own eyes, instead of admiring the post cards.
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