Tag: Culture

CENTRAL KRABI

EXPERIENCE ARCHITECTURE THAT SEAMLESSLY BLENDS THE LANDSCAPE, LIFESTYLE, AND CULTURE OF THE ANDAMAN COAST TO CREATE CENTRAL KRABI, A PROJECT BY STU/D/O ARCHITECT

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PHOTO ESSAY : SUN-DRIED STORIES: THE ART OF HANGING OUT


TEXT & PHOTO: KONGKIAT SAMANGSRI

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In Italy, hanging laundry is more than just a daily chore. It’s a visual ritual that captivates photographers. 

Clothes fluttering between historic buildings, draped from windowsills or stretched across terracotta walls in cities like Venice, Florence, Siena, and Bologna, create an unassuming beauty. Some lines are perfectly arranged, while others are charmingly haphazard, yet all of them transform into unfiltered scenes full of color and warmth. 

Outdoor laundry infuses life into narrow alleys and blank façades. Each garment on the line becomes more than just fabric. It tells a story of its owner, of families, of changing seasons, and of the quiet rhythms of community life. 

Photographing these sunlit lines is a way to preserve authentic cultural detail. With nothing more than natural sunlight, a passing breeze, and the unstudied skill of Italian homemakers who hang each piece with care, these everyday moments become sources of inspiration, yielding images rich with atmosphere and meaning.

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Kongkiat Samangsri (Kong) is a pharmacist with a passion for travel and minimalist photography.

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PHOTO ESSAY : JAPAN WAY

TEXT & PHOTO: THANACHAI TANKVARALUK

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‘Japan Way’ is a captivating journey that delves into the exploration of flaws and imperfections within Japan. The Land of the Rising Sun is currently in full bloom, akin to an intriguing flower that entices outsiders with its enchanting scent and radiant beauty. It offers a unique and extraordinary experience that surpasses one’s imagination. 

Photographs of events that have been extensively documented reflect the diverse moments in history, passed down through generations and influenced by the evolving societal context. These images capture the ongoing changes with past traditions, cultures, and history that have shaped the present and will continue to shape the future, like a distant shadow.

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Thanachai Tankvaraluk, who was born in Udon Thani, Thailand, earned a bachelor’s degree in Communication arts with a Journalism Major from Rangsit University. He is currently a business owner, but has always had a keen interest in everything around him, as well as an unwavering love and passion for travel and photography.

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PHOTO ESSAY : SALT FIELDS

TEXT & PHOTO: WAN CHANTAVILASVONG

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The tranquil silence of the mouth of a river and a pale monsoon sky highlights the shacks, the barns, and the fences of salt fields against the monotonous background. The silence and absence of people may be signifying that the area is heading towards decline, where salt farming may be becoming a part of past that has faded away from people’s everyday lives.

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Wan Chantavilasvong is a city planner and a researcher, who cherishes photography as her serious play. Her photography often portrays the similarities and differences between the environments and people’s lives in different parts of the world.

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