Tuk
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Speed
by Dave LloydWhen I lived in Bangkok, even though I had a car, one of my favourite ways of getting around was by Tuk Tuk. Three wheeled machines that defy all laws of physics, and the road. This image was taken with a very wide lens as we sped through traffic to our destination. Lot’s of fun :<)
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The Japanese delight in calling a Tuk Tuk a ‘Tuku Tuku’. This was not the easiest shot to get as a Tuk Tuk sped past the walls of the Grand Palace in Bangkok.
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A tropical downpour, yellow lines on the road and passing traffic caught my attention. I waited and waited for a Tuk Tuk to fly past and, sure enough, one with a wardrobe strapped to the back obliged. Hope you like it.
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Bangkok, Thailand 1998
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Novice monks get around Ayuthaya in a blue Tuk Tuk.
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Just between you and me. / Thank you, my little friend / All work posted may not be used, replicated, manipulated, redistributed, or modified without my express consent.
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This wasn’t a badly composed shot to begin with actually.. the tuk-tuk was nicely focussed and there was some decent blur in the background. However I wanted to try and show what you feel like after half an hour or so in a tuk-tuk in Bangkok traffic. It’s like someone suddenly throws a vacuum cleaner bag into a fan that’s pointing at you.
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With a good luck garland on it’s handlebars, all is under control. If you’ve ever been to Bangkok, you’ll know that Tuk Tuk’s often seem out of control :<)
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A couple of tuk-tuk drivers taking it nice and easy in Bangkok, Thailand. Featured in the group Southeast Asia.
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A row of Tuk-Tuks (and one Toyota 4WD) on Thawiwong Road, Patong Beach, Phuket, Thailand / See my blog for more info and photos on the Phuket tuk-tuks.
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Tuk Tuk Driver in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
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A typical street traffic scene in Bombay. Shot taken in July 2008.
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Our means of travel while in India
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Tuk Tuks are three wheeled taxis that are over the place here. They are cheap, fun to ride in, and the drivers are fearless to the point of insanity. Which makes them all that much more fun.
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A colorlicious Thailand tuk-tuk. I’ve always loved those things…one day I’ll have to export one out of Thailand to drive around with. /
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Taken along the main drag at Patong Beach in Phuket. Patong is a place you go to NOT relax! A shopping, drinking and island hopping paradise! I was swept away by Patong and know that I will be back again one day soon! / Tuk Tuk’s in Patong differ from the Tuk Tuk’s in Bangkok too!
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Another Tuk Tuk Driver from Patong Beach, Thailand
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another dedication to a true inspiration www.holycunt.net i wish i could make images as beautiful as hers
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The Photograph was taken in Bangkok , capturing the colour and vibrancy of the Thai Tuk Tuk’s. More Asia Photographs /
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I took this candid shot of a driver in the middle of a busy district of Singapore. Clearly, the heat and lack of work had worn the poor man out! Featured in Candid Photography in December 2008 and January 2009. It was also featured in the This image was featured in the Economy section of the New York Times as part of an interactive feature in which readers can submit photos of how the recession is playing out in their communities. Please also see the following photographs from Singapore:
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...mildly moody on this morning’s inspection round
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Dumai, Indonesia this bicycle taxi driver was our first interesting encounter in indonesia. he kept trying to play the “I’m a good muslim, I’m religious so you should trust me card” with us, and then proceeded to drop us off at a commissioned location for foreigners, not even close to where we wanted to go, and demanded a fare MUCH higher than what we negotiated the thumbs up and gummy smile can be decieving -Canon EOS Rebel XT, 18-55mm lens
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Luang Prabang, Laos. December, 2008. Part of my p e o p l e 2010 calendar.
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