TITLE: Photo essay about Thailand

Every time I find myself in an unfamiliar environment, I observe the locals, their activities, work, or leisure, and their surroundings. In this way, I absorb information about the extraordinary diversity of our small planet. The resulting photographs form a narrative about the country, based on my perceptions. In this series, I invite you to get to know Thailand, which remains in my heart as a unique place with unique people.

1. Honor guard at The Grand Palace.
2. River tram driver.
3. Bangkok.
4. A child on the veranda of his house.
5. Boatman.
6. Cashiers at the box office at the Thai boxing arena.
7. Street scene.
8. On the ferry crossing between the islands.

AUTHOR: Archil Nergadze (Georgia)

My name is Archil Nergadze. I was born in 1983. I live in Georgia. I've been an amateur photographer for about 17 years. I completed a year-long photography course at the Moscow Institute of Cinematography. My passion is broadly defined as documentary photography, and more narrowly, street photography and reportage. I focus primarily on the everyday, mundane lives of people in their environment. Throughout my travels, my camera is always with me, complemented by attentiveness and curiosity. Thus, seemingly ordinary moments become narratives and reflect my vision of the world.