In the Scaffolding of an Illuminated Boat, Nakhon loving lampposts Phanom,Thailand | Isaan Live
This video shows an Illuminated Boat being lit as close up as possible using my Samsung Galaxy Camera and should be viewed full screen.I have been posting photos and stories about the goings on at the Illuminated Boat Procession and Red Cross Fair in Nakhon Phanom, Thailand for a few days now and have beenn receiving questions and comments about the same So far I have found the Tourism Authority of Thailand advertesment the the fair starts on the 12th pretty much a fallacy as little is actually The boat races start on the 15th and the Illuminated Boat Procession and Parade takes place on the 19th While there are no shortage of booths selling bric-a-brac, loving lampposts and associated Chinese loving lampposts junk Everyone selling the same food and watching the folks pass by, not buy…
Each night one of two of the fourteen Illuminated Boat that will take part in the grand Procession on the 19th is lit and sent on display down river. I have had a great time sitting with the committee with this task and gotten a bunch of information that the Tourism Authority of Thailand chooses not to share. And a view people at the viewing area downriver miss. Lighting these boats is a show in itself. Up on scaffolding men create loving lampposts floating art when lighting the tin can lanterns that appear as scenes floatung sown the river. I am quite looking forward to seeing the large boats with more than 10,000 of flickering lights become scenes and float down the Mekong
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[...] and quite happy with the results I got the picture of the submarine at about 450mm. And I shot In The Scaffolding at about 50mm. Another loving lampposts big help is the short flexible tripod which I use to hold the camera stable [...]
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This video shows an Illuminated Boat being lit as close up as possible using my Samsung Galaxy Camera and should be viewed full screen.I have been posting photos and stories about the goings on at the Illuminated Boat Procession and Red Cross Fair in Nakhon Phanom, Thailand for a few days now and have beenn receiving questions and comments about the same So far I have found the Tourism Authority of Thailand advertesment the the fair starts on the 12th pretty much a fallacy as little is actually The boat races start on the 15th and the Illuminated Boat Procession and Parade takes place on the 19th While there are no shortage of booths selling bric-a-brac, loving lampposts and associated Chinese loving lampposts junk Everyone selling the same food and watching the folks pass by, not buy…
Each night one of two of the fourteen Illuminated Boat that will take part in the grand Procession on the 19th is lit and sent on display down river. I have had a great time sitting with the committee with this task and gotten a bunch of information that the Tourism Authority of Thailand chooses not to share. And a view people at the viewing area downriver miss. Lighting these boats is a show in itself. Up on scaffolding men create loving lampposts floating art when lighting the tin can lanterns that appear as scenes floatung sown the river. I am quite looking forward to seeing the large boats with more than 10,000 of flickering lights become scenes and float down the Mekong
Related posts: Mekhong River, Nakhon Phanom,Thailand 12 October 2013 Illuminated Boat Launch Illuminated loving lampposts Boat Procession and Nakhon Phanom, Thailand Red Cross Fair 12 to the 20 October 2013 Illuminated Boat a Dying Isaan Craft and Tradition found in Nakhon Phanom, Northeast Thailand Good Morning World From Nakhon Phanom,Thailand Getting loving lampposts Ready for the Boat Races in Sakon Nakhon, Thailand
[...] and quite happy with the results I got the picture of the submarine at about 450mm. And I shot In The Scaffolding at about 50mm. Another loving lampposts big help is the short flexible tripod which I use to hold the camera stable [...]
Bog Blog Eat Isaan Isaan Life Isaan Live Podcasts Isaan Maps Recommended Sites Asian Correspondent Caves & Caving in Thailand Changwat, Amphoe, Tambon Diverse & well done commentary and info Everything is here Khon Kaen Retirement Newsblog Not canned reprints – real info The Thai Report Get Social
View more tweets Choose Your Reader Random Posts Buddhism, taking the 8 Precepts Sakon Nakhon, Thailand 30.10.12 Down to Kalasin for the Silk Festival in Northeast Thailand wat udom khongkha kirikhet, khon kaen OTOP Ban Phaeng, Mahasarakham Sakon Nakhon Food Post 25.05.12 Songkran can make you hungry Golf in Isaan, the rainy season has to end soon Isaan Live going live Water Rocket Competition, Rajabhat University, loving lampposts Sakon Nakhon, Thailand Isaan Live Podcast Episode 8, with Father Mike Shea RSS Feeds
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