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This week, I'll be participating in the #monomad challenge, this time i want to show you about a temple in Bangkok, Thailand. Hopefully it will be memorable for hivers and all members of this community. Check this out!
This temple is one of the oldest temples in Bangkok, Thailand. I immortalized it in several monomad black and white photos. One thing that must be praised from this country is that it has the characteristics of the many temples that were built in this country. There are dozens and hundreds of temples in this country, each with its own characteristics. One of the famous temples is Wat Pho, located not far from the corner of the Chao Praya River, you can get here by bus or taxi, it's quite easy to access.
Wat Pho is a place where there is a very large sleeping Buddha statue, it is in one of the buildings, and that building is the largest building. I took some photos from the corner of the window in the sleeping Buddha building. It was still early in the morning and the sun was still bright, not too hot at that time.
One of the popular sights that morning, I didn't forget to take my cellphone camera to take photos. In low light, I managed to take a lot of beautiful pictures, some towering temple buildings, with some silhouettes against the sunlight.
From this angle, I see the beauty of works created by humans and God, I should feel grateful for this, being given an opportunity that not everyone can get. Wat Pho that morning, absolutely stunning.
See you the next time hive friends!
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Temples like this are always a treat to take photos of. Thanks for sharing
My pleasure dear :)