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Photography Craft - July 2010Phuket - Thailand (29) On the roadsJuly 30th 2010 05:27
A family and their shopping head home on a motor cycle.
Masses of electrical wires tangle and weave their way around the streets in Phuket
Bamboo is commonly used to form structural supports around building sites in Phuket, Thailand
Phuket - Thailand (29) - Evening on the waterJuly 30th 2010 05:24
Bang Tao Beach, Phuket.
Phuket - Thailand (28) FishermenJuly 27th 2010 05:22
Fishermen at sunset. Bang Tao Beach, Phuket, Thailand
Phuket - Thailand (27) Indian Myna BirdJuly 26th 2010 05:13
An Indian Myna watches carefully for potential hazards while collecting crumbs.
Phuket - Thailand (26) Crumb collectorsJuly 23rd 2010 05:06
These small birds (Eurasian Tree Sparrows) feasted on any crumbs left behind by diners at the resturant. When there were no easy pickings available, they rested in the sand nearby. Wary of people, they rarely stayed still and flitted around constantly from one spot to another
Phuket - Thailand (25) A Sunbather's ParadiseJuly 20th 2010 05:02
Bang Tao Beach, Phuket is a picture-perfect place for sunbathers and swimmers
Phuket - Thailand (24) Chairs for rentJuly 17th 2010 04:57
Phuket - Thailand (23) - Saddled ElephantJuly 14th 2010 04:51
An elephant waits saddled and chained, eating while it passes time at an elephant ride centre in Phuketm Thailand
Phuket - Thailand (22) Elephant Rides on the BeachJuly 11th 2010 04:34
Elephants give rides in the afternoons on Bang Tao Beach, Phuket.
An elephant waits for passengers
Phuket - Thailand (21) - Baby ElephantJuly 8th 2010 04:30
This baby elephant was being trained to give small children rides on Bang Tao Beach, Phuket. His mother was there also giving rides along the beach.
Thailand - Phuket (20) Monks in training gathering their daily almsJuly 5th 2010 04:22
These young Monks on the streets of Thalang, Phuket are going about the business of gathering their daily alms from sympathetic villagers
Thailand - Phuket (19) - Sand CrabJuly 2nd 2010 04:18
The beach at Bang Tao is covered with small holes that are dug by small sand crabs - some only 1-2 cm in diameter. They blend so well with the sand that they are hard to spot unless they move.
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