Monthly Archives: January 2008
time for a break
The pace of this sort of workshop is crazy. We never stop and areconstantly on the go. So, when we had time to stop, aView full post »
Samut Songkram
The raising of the awnings.The train we were on rode on these very tracks, right over and throughthe market.View full post »
The train ride
We left on bus from the Shangri-La, crossing the Chao Phya River and ended at the Mahachai pier (a.k.a. Samut Sakhon).View full post »
Mahachai Fish Market and pier
Our bus driver for the week.View full post »
Nevada Wier
click on the title of this post for the article in the Santa Fe New Mexican Nevada led our workshop in Thailand. For theView full post »
The Flower Market Shoot
Yum! (only kidding) Love this shot…everyone is doing something. This is fun! Notice the people on their balconiesView full post »
Back to the Flower Market
Okay, this is cool. Here is Nevada shooting a cat. She’s so close! Apparently, the cathas one blue and one brownView full post »
Chinatown in Bangkok!
Photo courtesy of Ida, (thank you Ida) Nevada giving me a lesson or two.I think what she was telling me here was aView full post »
bangkok smog
Early morning activity on the Chao Phya River Early morning smogView full post »
Eating after school…and the workshop begins
One of the things I learned is that Thai’s eat all the time. There are food stands everywhere, on a sidewalk,View full post »
Sa wa dee kah….
The Bangkok Oriental Hotel. Simply gorgeous.View full post »
More from the flower market
busy all the time! yet to bloom lotus flowers roses ready to go… so much color, I had trouble processing this oneView full post »
The Flower Market
sorting chili peppers lemongrass stems…found in our soup everyday. (thanks Ida!) always on the cell! The entranceView full post »
Welcome to Bangkok…..
I met this lovely woman in the elevator. On the way to the pier, I glanced over to this hotel doorman.View full post »