Dan White - Bangkok Based Photographer - Thailand

I have long experience of working first for newspapers and British news agencies and subsequently for leading glossy magazines, international NGOs, multilateral organisations and corporate clients. My assignments take me worldwide but I have specialised in South and South East Asia. My client base remains almost exclusively European and multilateral. I also write for some of the world's leading publications and am often commissioned as a feature writer.

http://www.danwhite.org

Pitiphoto - photography by Piti Anchaleesahakorn - Bangkok, Thailand

represented Alamy -- stories: The princess has gone, Pro-democracy 2008, chinatown : olympic 2008 portrait : Thaiman become to monk, Thai coup d tat , 19 11 2006 Democracy exhabition 2002, Rama 1 street life

http://www.pitiphoto.com/

Barrie Brown Documentary Photography, Bangkok, Thailand

Barrie Brown is an award winning freelance photojournalist. He concentrates on producing photographic essays which bring interesting perspectives to his stories and original approaches to the images used to illustrate them. A small sample of his work is available here for preview along with a brief abstract of the story content. Magazine and newspaper editors can request specific stories and high resolution digital files for publication by contacting Barrie Brown Photography and supplying details of their requirements. Stories are tailored to specific magazine requirements and generally range in size from 300 words for a short piece to 1200-3000 words for a feature article. Short articles may have a gallery of 6 to 15 images and features are usually illustrated by a gallery of 60-80 high quality digital photographs from which editors can select the most suitable images for their needs.

http://www.barriebrown.com/

Patrick Brown Photography - Thailand

Australian photographer Patrick Brown has been based in Thailand since the late 90. Patrick cut his photographic teeth capturing dancers of the Chrissie Parrot Dance company and 2 Dance Plus, a discipline which gave a fine-art feel for form and movement that has influenced his photojournalism ever since. A career-launching project took him to Malawi where, after selling his surfboard and car to fund the trip, he spent six weeks documenting the work of the remarkable Australian surgeon who had once saved his own life. His images became a major exhibition back in Australia, which raised thousands of dollars for charity and won him the Australian Kodak Photographer of the Year

http://www.patrickbrownphoto.com

RonEmmons.com -- images, articles, photography tips and books by Ron Emmons

Ron Emmons a writer and photographer based in Thailand presents some of his images and articles on nature travel buddhism and photography. Since 2000, Ron has worked mostly on assignments for guide book companies. His first book was Walks along the Thames Path New Holland, UK, 2001 , now in its third edition, for which he provided both text and photography. The book describes 25 short, circular walks that include the most attractive and interesting stretches of England s most famous river. In 2003, he headed for the Caribbean, where he researched and wrote a new Spiral Guide to the Dominican Republic for the AA and AAA. He has visited Vietnam several times as co-author of the Rough Guide to Vietnam, and has contributed significant sections to the Rough Guide to Thailand, the Rough Guide to Cambodia and the Rough Guide to Southeast Asia. In 2006-7, most of his work was for Dorling Kindersley DK guide books. First, he visited Malaysian Borneo to research and write the chapters on Sabah and Sarawak for the new Eyewitness Travel Guide to Malaysia & Singapore DK, 2008 , then he was sole author of Top Ten Bangkok DK, 2008 before contributing to the re-launch of the Eyewitness Travel Guide to Thailand 2008 . In 2008, no less than five titles that were written and photographed entirely or partly by Ron hit the bookshelves. These include the three DK titles mentioned above as well as Portrait of Thailand, a pictorial record of Thai culture and geographic regions, which he both wrote...

http://www.ronemmons.com/