Murals on the back street in Bangkok

Posted on 29.5.2016 by Olli Laasanen

These murals, painted elegantly with muted colors, are on a narrow back street (soi) on the edge of Bangkok’s China Town, Talat Noi. That is a great area for unplanned walk, street photography and escape from the busy main streets and shops.

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About Olli Laasanen

Eyes and ears open. New and old. Jobs and hobbies. Pictures and music. Entertaining and serious. Change and stability. Nature and urban.
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4 Responses to Murals on the back street in Bangkok

  1. Rigby says:
    29.5.2016 at 11:21

    Elegant, artistic, technically skilful, amusing, pleasant and a charming use of the walls; the opposite of most ‘Western’ graffiti.
    I like seeing the locals , and the composition of the vista is very satisfying.

    Reply
  2. Photobooth Journal says:
    30.5.2016 at 7:40

    Very interesting images you found. Lovely to see them.

    Reply

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