Tag: photographers
Digitally polarized
Weekend photographers who used polarizing filters in the days of film (remember waiting for the one hour D&P shop for your prints) have...
Banlue mounts 3rd campaign to clean up Pattaya’s ugly utility cables
Pattaya will take another stab at trying to clean up the tangled mess of telephone and electrical cables along Sukhumvit Road. ...
Pentax K10D
Pentax is one of those camera manufacturers that always seems to be just on the second tier, and not the top one. This...
Fungus isn’t really fun
In tropical, humid countries such as Thailand, everything grows very easily and quickly. Including fungi. A while back I had the problem of...
A Day in the Life of Pattaya
There has been a very successful series of photographic books called “A Day in the Life of …” or even the similar “A Week...
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Thailand set to launch high-resolution Earth observation satellite THEOS-2A
BANGKOK, Thailand – The Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (GISDA) has announced the upcoming launch of Thailand’s high-resolution Earth observation satellite THEOS-2A, as...
Veterinary team treats confiscated white lions for severe digestive disorders in Ratchaburi
RATCHABURI, Thailand – The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation has mobilized a veterinary team to treat two confiscated white lions after...
Thailand to offer 500,000+ jobs at Job Expo Thailand 2026 in Bangkok
BANGKOK, Thailand – Permanent Secretary for Labour Pol Lt Col Wannapong Kotcharak has invited job seekers and workers from all sectors to attend Job...
Environment Ministry launches ‘Fun That Changes the World’ for National Children’s Day 2026
BANGKOK, Thailand – The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MRNE) has announced National Children’s Day 2026 activities under the theme “Fun That Changes...
Thai PM orders tighter oversight of gold and digital asset transactions to close financial...
BANGKOK, Thailand – Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has ordered a sweeping overhaul of financial transaction monitoring to close loopholes exploited by so-called “grey capital,”...