6

Thai Rain

At the start of the storm...

Rain changes the view of a landscape as much as it changes our behaviour. Taking photos in the rain is a miserable experience, accompanied by nagging concerns about camera damage, and so most photos show places radiating with sunshine.

For a different perspective, here are a few snatched shots from Thailand during the monsoon.

Villages North of Chiang Mai

Trekking North of Chiang Mai

Empty Temples in the Rain

Monsoons don’t last forever, though…

Koh Tao - With Sunshine

Comments (6)

Trackback URL | Comments RSS Feed

  1. TheWordWire says:

    Well, thanks for braving the rain to get these photos — it’s a good perspective for all of us virtual travelers!

  2. jessiev says:

    that last photo makes it all worth it. great shots – i’ve never been in a monsoon!

  3. You’re right – you don’t see many photos of rain, so it’s a nice change. And monsoonal rain is really something else.

  4. Name Tags says:

    Abigail,

    Thank you for the post. It is such a beautiful place. I always get discouraged when I travel and the clouds come with me, but the payoff on beauty is so great when the sun eventually shines. Glad it worked the same for you!

  5. There is a reason Thailand is on my must-get-there-ASAP list. Thanks for the inspiration!

  6. Abi says:

    Thanks everyone. Thailand really is a beautiful country – something I’m not sure these photos really show!
    Still, it was interesting to see monks walking around carrying umbrellas…

Leave a Reply




If you want a picture to show with your comment, go get a Gravatar.