Ok, it’s really not that hard to grok.
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26 January 2010all, bangkok, bangkok surfaces, photography, surfaces, thailand(photos from Ram 2)
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12 December 2009Ramkamheang Surfaces, art, bangkok, photography, surfaces, thailandSome shots from Ram last week … I’m off to the states tomorrow for a month, LA for a week and then

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24 November 2009bangkok, culture, news, photography, surfaces, thai newspaper surfaces, thailand(click image to view full-size version)
This little tidbit was front-page above-the-fold news in the Bangkok Post on Monday. I’m not sure what stands out more: that these people have zero understanding of the Buddha’s message, or that the post reports gives black magic than weather reports. If they were reporting on the possibility of rain tomorrow, the headline would read something like “80% chance of rain reported”. However in the instance of some villagers cursing some thieves to die (Is a Buddha image worth more than human life? Would the Buddha have really approved of worshiping these statues as idols? Would the Buddha have said guffawed if someone claimed that a statue can have magical powers?), the headline reports on it as if the outcome were guaranteed 100%.
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17 November 2009Ramkamheang Surfaces, bangkok, culture, photography, surfaces, thailandTalk about putting the carriage before the horse … we get a swimming sign at Ram 2 inside a building full of pingpong tables, badminton nets and strange stage props.
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15 November 2009all, art, bangkok, bangkok surfaces, photography, thailandOf course, it would be nice if they were in parks instead of growing out of the side of a the 4th floor of a soon to be demolished building.
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10 November 2009Ramkamheang Surfaces















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