Thai Dancers and Buddhist Monks

Posted on November 11, 2009 by Mike

religion and art in a Thai temple

This boy and girl are photographed performing traditional Thai dance at a Buddhist temple in Thailand while Buddhist monks sit on a raised platform in the background.

Part of the entertainment provided during a Buddhist funeral ceremony.

Equipment: Canon EOS 1000D 55mm Lens

Related posts:

  1. Novice Buddhist Monks Thailand
  2. Traditional Thai Dancer-Boy
  3. Buddhist Monk Samut Sakhon Thailand
  4. Thai Food Offering to Monks
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  • John

    Mike, you left a comment on my blog. No, I finished on V Force in 1976, well before the Falklands, although I knew some of those who flew the Black Buck sorties. If you are interested then I have a link on the front page of the blog to my Vulcan site which has all sorts of stuff on them. There are also links to my WW1 site on my grandfather's regiment as well as a large site I have on the German invasion of Crete, 1941.
    Cheers, John

  • Asta

    Hello Mike,

    I found your blog via John-:)
    These to children are so sweet. Lovely capture.

    Best regards
    Asta

  • The TEFL Don

    John thank you, I will explore further.

    Asta- Hi and welcome to my humble blog. Thais make great photographic models- here the colourful costumes help too. I had to shot in available light so its not too sharp.