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October 06, 2011, 16:50:29

Over the wintry
forest, winds howl in rage
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- Soseki Natsume -

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Chiang Mai Stories A Day of Photography in Chiang Mai

Story posted by Alan McArthur on October 26, 2011 at 17:03:10 :: General

Spend a day with award-winning travel and social documentary photographer, Alan McArthur.
The focus is on street life photography and portraiture, understanding your camera better, and importantly what makes a great image.
The day starts at 8 am when we meet at the Buddhist teaching temple, Wat Phra Singh, for the morning spectacle of the young novice monks gathering for assembly. Then it’s on to a local fresh produce market. Afterwards, we head to the unique forest temple of Wat Umong, and its strange cemetery of abandoned Buddha statues. 12.30 pm Lunch. There is a choice of delicious places to eat.
In the afternoon, from 1.30 the focus is on portraiture. We visit a man who trains fighting cocks, then head to Wat Pa Pao temple for a punk and lady boy photo shoot. 6pm is time for dinner, and a roundup of the day’s photography.
Alan McArthur’s images and travel blog can be seen at www.cambridgeimages.com, and on Facebook at Chiang Mai Photography (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Chiang-Mai-A-Day-of-Photography/238107059577423). Contact telephone number: 0866 646 033

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