Wat Phra Kheo by Moebius87
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is an architectural detail of the "garuda" figures encircling the outside walls of Wat Phra Kheo (Temple of the Emerald Buddha). Each figure is about 500mm in height, not sure how much of it is in gold but it certainly looks impressive.
Taken in Bangkok, Thailand. Thank you for taking the time to look.

Comments (19)
Splendid!!!A very beauty image compliments bye bye a kiss Orietta
Very nicely captured piece of splendour!! :)
nice angles moe, impressive(they are gold-plated by the way)
WOW !!!!!
powerful... so powerful shot :)
I love their style of art...you captured a wonderful view!!
Lovely detail! I like the converging parallels a lot. :-)
oo this woulda been a great one for last months photo challenge! beautiful!
Reminds me of the great temples of Cambodia. Wonderfull image. Very impressive statues. :O
Moe very nice ........I left bangkok wondering. or maybe not understanding the buddist ways I guess......there art is very enriched with gold and other forms of gems.... Good deals there to buy your first wedding rings....NOTE: I said First wedding rings,lol :) -MQ Great shot Moe Impressive.
Right On ! Love the appreciation of photography. You take great advantage of a good angle. Hope you captured some textures while there
Very cool Moe! From the angle you've captured them in, they look as if they go on into infinity!
WOW! The angle really shows the immensity of the temple. Great shot!
Wow...Fantastic stuff!
excellent photo moe :)
Cool pic. There sure are a lot of them.
Wonderful photo! I wish I could see everything for real... Great shot! :)
WOWW!!!!Holy sh**!!!Wonderful!!!!:O)
So you travel as well. I've been to 36 countries so far, with many more to go. I spent two years in Thailand 1969 and 1971, while in the USAF. Lovely image. Time to go back there.