Philip Cornwel-Smith, Author at Bangkok 101

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Klongton, Bangkok. A pushme-pullyu moment caught by Thai street photography pioneer Dow Wasiksiri.

VERY BANGKOK: The Indecisive Moment

by Philip Cornwel-Smith

The two city pillars within the Lak Meuang Shrine opposite the Grand Palace at what was the centre of Rattankosin Island.

VERY THAI: Bangkok’s Luckiest Birthday?

by Philip Cornwel-Smith

A lurid Bangkok bar soi painted by Chris Coles.

VERY BANGKOK: Bangkok Goes Noir

by Philip Cornwel-Smith

The Art of Thai Comics

VERY THAI: In Toon with the Times

by Philip Cornwel-Smith

Forest Park wetland

VERY BANGKOK: Parking Rights

by Philip Cornwel-Smith

The Ratchapruek ‘Golden Shower’ cassia tree is the national tree and blooms in April.

VERY BANGKOK: Bangkok’s Blossom-Viewing Season

by Philip Cornwel-Smith

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VERY BANGKOK: Saving Façades or Saving Face?

by Philip Cornwel-Smith

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VERY BANGKOK: Thai Street, World Stage

by Philip Cornwel-Smith

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VERY BANGKOK: Straight Outta Khlong Toey

by Philip Cornwel-Smith

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VERY BANGKOK: Bangkok Birdsong

by Philip Cornwel-Smith