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Here is a shot of donations to the Buddhist Temple in Royal Palm Beach, FL

- Joe Woolf

Location:Royal Palm Beach Blvd,West Palm Beach,United States

Brand New Website

Woolf Photography has a new website and is available by 2 domains.

http://www.woolf-photography.com

http://www.woolfphoto.com

There is a seperate site specifically for iPhones.  When you visit either of these, you'll be redirected to the mobile site located at http://www.woolfphoto.mobi/iphone/main/index.html

Check out the new menus and new galleries.

New Lookbook Jewelry Photography for Charles Albert

The Charles Albert Spring 2011 Lookbook is finally printed and shipping out.  Click HERE to view the entire lookbook.

Last of the Thailand Shots

Here are the last of the shots.  These shots below are from a small village called Ban Doi Pui which is on Doi Suthep Mountain down the street from the Doi Suthep Temple.

These last shots are in Bangkok at various markets.  The last shot is of The Reclining Buddha.

More Photography from Thailand

Finally have a chance to update the some of the last of the shots from Thailand.  This set below is from Umphang region of Thailand which is southwest of Tak.

Some things are the always the same regardless of location or culture.  This woman is riding a motorbike with one hand, dog on the back, and talking on a cell phone.  But this is out in the boonies in the mountains, and I don't have any cell signal!!!

Here is me and Ken laying in the back of a pickup truck coming back from Umphang to Mae Sot across the mountains and the 1090 Highway with its 1219 deadly turns.  You can see how worried we are.

Here is me and Ken laying in the back of a pickup truck coming back from Umphang to Mae Sot across the mountains and the 1090 Highway with its 1219 deadly turns.

Sept. 6th Ayutthaya & Thai Ruins

Here is Sept. 6th just a little north of Bangkok to see the Thai Ruins and couple of other stops.

Sept. 5th, a trip to the floating market

Early am, just after coffee.  There are lots of stray dogs running around everywhere, except in the central downtown area.  Some may be pets that the owners let run wild.

There is occasionally a homeless or disabled person begging for money.

There are many street vendors selling all sorts of food and trinkets.

On the way out to the floating market

Here are some shots I took at the floating market.  There are people from all over visiting the market; Some tourists, but local Thais as well.  You can get all sorts of delicious foods, desserts, and fruit.  Of course there are lots of vendors selling t-shirts and souvenirs to the tourists.

This is a favorite dessert of mine.  It starts with a crepe like with creme filling and something I don't know and grilled till crispy and folded in half.