Since the COVID-19 crisis in 2020, we all had the unique chance to discover our little countries anew. Personally, I traveled a lot before but mostly abroad, so I didn’t have many opportunities to travel around Austria. This changed substantially in the past year and a half, so I discovered many architectural and natural places in Austria I didn’t know before.
Shot in Istanbul, Lisbon and Austria.
Assorted Photography in square format shot in 2014.
The streets of Bangkok are busy. The law of the strongest applies here, and it does not favor pedestrians. Basically, you just have to cross the street and hope for the best. The same applies to Tuk Tuks, small, basically self-made Taxis. There is a saying in Bangkok: “If you aren’t able to pass your driving exam, you drive Tuk Tuk!”. Still, it’s part of the experience and definitely an excellent way to get to know the city. Usually, you have a Tuk Tuk for a whole day, and it brings you to the major sights, just be careful if it seems too cheap (20 Bat), because then some drivers like to bring you to suit shops first to cash in some commission.
Bangkok, with its eight million inhabitants, is the sprawling capital of Thailand. A multifaceted metropole with modern districts and high-rise buildings, but also traditional Asian houses with twisted streets and channels. There are many Buddhist temples to discover and fantastic street food around every second corner. Bangkok is a loud and noisy city for sure, but inhabitants and visitors alike can rest in the city parks and enjoy giant lizards casually crossing the walkways. A city of many wonders for sure.
Michael Hoffman Photography 