Beautiful isn’t it, and peaceful. But the phototaking was not as peaceful as the result. We found this small and deserted dock along the river, and parked ourselves there. A few seconds later, a couple of thugs (okay, they were a woman and a little kid) insisted we had to pay 20 baht if we are taking photograph there. We kept answering back “who are you?” and “can we see the ticket?”, finally she gave up and left. But we didn’t stay there for long, afraid she was going to be back with bigger thugs.
Ahh amazing picture… sorry about the thugs! At least you did get an amazing shot!
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Gorgeous shot! I’ve taken photos of Wat Arun during the day but never during sunset or at night.
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Wow! Stunning!
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Dina so great sunset photo
i gana use it for my background
What a beautiful sunset!
What an awesome picture! You don’t get that where I come from. But that is the beauty of travel.
The thugs remind me of my experience of being scammed in Bangkok. However, Wat Arun is beautiful indeed, and you managed to capture it at the most perfect time!
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This is stunning. One of my favorite temples in Thailand.
I really enjoy silhouette shots. This sunset looks beautiful!
Thanks, Audrey! Sunsets and their silhouettes make lovely shots, I love taking them!
Nice sunset shot. I remember that temple, or at least one very similar, it is very photogenic.
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