Japanese Photographer and traveler Doi Kuro visited many countries in Southeast Asia. He also visited the capital and heart of Thailand. He captured some breathtaking images of everyday life in Bangkok with the eyes of a street photographer. Take a look at some of the best vivid color photographs of an old Bangkok in the early 1980s.
#1 Bus stop near the Wat Phra Kaeo
#2 Sukhumvit road
#3 Schoolboys at Yaowarat road
#4 Restaurant
#5 Young people at Yaowarat
#6 Yaowarat scene view from Krungkasem Srikrung Hotel
#7 Food concession
#8 Fried dough stick stall
#9 Evening mealtime
#10 Store in Yaowarat
#11 Traffic regulation
#12 Motorbike riders
#13 Wagon retailer
#14 Automobile repair on the street
#15 Peanuts vendor
#16 Small-time candy store
#17 Taxi maintenance
#18 Girl on the way home from shop
#19 Restaurant showcase
#20 Traffic backup
#21 Movie theater demolition
#22 Eating house
#23 Wait in line at a red light
#24 Fully loaded truck
#25 Empty baby carriage outside restaurant
#26 Walk to school
#27 Food showcase
#28 Barber shop
#29 People enjoy the cool breeze
#30 Restaurant in Yaowarat
#31 Moon rising over Rama IV road
#32 Tea room
#33 Eating place
#34 Laid-back restaurant
#35 School girls
#36 Boy on the train
#37 Two boys at Yaowarat
#38 Boy at rest
#39 Tuk-tuk
#40 Barefoot boy
#41 Tuk-tuk repair garage
#42 Siam Square
#43 School children
#44 Street crossing in front of Hua Lamphong Station
#45 Wat Phra Kaeo in the rain
#46 Buddha statue store
#47 Songthaew
#48 Sidewalk kitchen
#49 Wat Phra Kaeo bus stop
#50 Restaurant kitchen
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