Female Sculpture, Bangkok

From the Bangkok collection


Bangkok has its share of exotica: the floating markets, the amazing classical architecture, and the astonishing omnipresence of Buddha sculptures ranging in size from miniature to awe inspiring magnitude.

I could have spent the entire time on just the sculpture or the architecture, but as usual the people and children were a magnet I couldn’t resist, from the stuck-out tongue to the giggling children in a flood.

I gotta go back.

Female Sculpture, Bangkok

Thailand
Kodachrome, 1978

$2,400.00

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From the Bangkok collection


Bangkok has its share of exotica: the floating markets, the amazing classical architecture, and the astonishing omnipresence of Buddha sculptures ranging in size from miniature to awe inspiring magnitude.

I could have spent the entire time on just the sculpture or the architecture, but as usual the people and children were a magnet I couldn’t resist, from the stuck-out tongue to the giggling children in a flood.

I gotta go back.

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Epson Legacy Baryta 

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