Whenever I go outside either on foot or cycling I keep an eye out for anything insect-like as it might be worth a photo. Here follows a random collection of whatever crawled, walked, slithered, or flew in front of my mobile... OK, this one I took inside! And to finish it off here's some hardcore centipede porn! Artist's impression... P.s. My friend Ray often posts great nature pics: https://mainlythai.shutterchance.com/

For years there have been many attempts to clean up the Chao Phraya River and Bangkok's 'khlongs' (canals) as well as those in the vicinity, but it remains a massive ongoing struggle. A whole fleet of clean-up vessels can be seen anchored near Phra Phuttha Yodfa Memorial Bridge. They look quite impressive! Unfortunately I haven't really seen them in action. I wonder how much garbage they can collect before reaching their capacity. They reminded me a little of the Mississippi

In Thailand’s past boats were the main form of transportation as roads were few and usually just dirt tracks. Bangkok was known as the Venice of the East (but without the massive cruise ships). With the coming of the railway and motorized traffic, things changed slowly but surely, especially after the Vietnam War new roads spread throughout Thailand. On a much smaller level, local people kept using their boats whether for transport, fishing, or selling goods. In villages alon

‘Isuzu started production and sale of the vehicles in Thailand from 1957, ahead of other competitors as the trusts in potential of Thai country and people’ according to their website. I guess you could call the classic Isuzu TXD truck Thailand’s workhorse as it was (& still is) widely used (& abused), especially upcountry. This one looked in surprisingly good condition! There have been many versions driving around, from basic ‘Flintstone’ without doors + wooden seat to upgrad

According to my bio (and tags) I engage in ‘street photography', but what exactly does that entail? I take it very liberally and shoot whatever catches my eye while walking/cycling along the road. Wikipedia takes it a bit more seriously: Street photography, also sometimes called candid photography, is photography conducted for art or inquiry that features unmediated chance encounters and random incidents within public places. Though people usually feature directly, street pho