Last weekend I escaped the gray smog that had swallowed Bangkok, and traveled south to Ko Samet. The trip was worth it for the colors alone; foamy turquoise surf washed over blinding white sand, and fuchsia bougainvillea burned against a lush backdrop of emerald palms. After a day of exploring, I came across this electric blue spirit house, draped in pink ribbons and plastic marigolds. Shaded beneath it were offerings from the tropical isle: pale green bananas, and giant white seashells.
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Your colourful photos have lifted my spirits on a dull day in Bristol. I'm cooking Thai this weekend too - will let you know when I post about it.
I'm not sure whether to love you because you remind me of where I used to be, or hate you because you remind me of where I used to be. Beautiful pictures. I am green.
The vibrancy of the colors in your pictures reminds me of the brilliantly colored homes on Pulau Pangkor. We should go.
Beautiful and calm. Love the palette.
Anne
Beautiful photography and a superb site.
I've given you a mention on my latest post on cooking Thai - on looking at some of your great photos I think I may still have a way to go on food photography :), but perhaps you have the advantage over me - those Thai streetmarkets are so much more photogenic than a Bristol dinner table.
What refreshing colour! Lovely.
what superb photos! Riveting.
Absolutely stunning images!
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