Wat Arun Photo | TrekEarth

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betogrein (2232) 2005-06-16 16:13

Welcome to Trek site..!!!
Good picture to begin.

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kevinos (6927) 2005-06-17 5:51

Welcome to TE Wishnu.
I like your picture of Wat Arun. This is a very often photographed view and so it is difficult to make a picture look fresh and interesting, because we all know it so well. Your picture is very nicely composed. I like the positioning of the three towers. You have got a nice sky too. So often out polluted Bangkok sky looks grey. I would have liked a bit more foreground, just to give the towers more room to sit. Also a person, as a focal point and to give scale would have been good. There is a person walking towards you on the right, sheltering her head from the sun. I bet in a minuet or two she moved more right into the shot and would have worked well, if you had waited a second. Also, a friendly, passing monk is usually willing to add atmosphere. I like your picture very much. Regards Kevin

pablominto (41340) 2006-11-06 2:04

Hello Sabine,
Some of the architecture found in SE Asia really makes one stop to think!
A beautiful capture of this wat, with superb colours and details...
I like the composition and tight framing!
And yes... I'm in all 3 Trek sites as I like to be versatile, that is why I publish relatively few in each...
Greetings,
Pablo -

foozi (4735) 2009-01-23 16:22

Hi Sabine,
Apa khabar ? Swadeee?
with such a tall building and being near to appreciate it intricate design, you make it very well. Presenting it beauty and skilful art. The soft sky allows the building to be seen and the beauty is well displaye in the graphical form you show.
Nice and pleasant composition that is meaningful for a wat.

Regards,
Foozi

NB: How lovely and wonderful to be able to travel extensively. When are you coming to Malaysia.