Sometimes the pressure of Bangkok expel you away from the chaos, in order of getting your thoughts back into place. In a mission for new experience, I took the advice of the my friend Saay, and jumped into a 4 ours trip on a 44 Baht train, to Hua Hin. I didn’t know much about the place, but was definitely something far out from my plans of traveling. The trip to go was exciting, just for the fact of getting out of my almost routine in Bangkok. The amount of resorts I faced when I got there, not so exciting though. But instead of exploring the area, like I usually do, with just walking or with a scooter, I decided to take a real break, and enjoy the good vibe from the Most Room Hostel where I stayed and the beach 50m from there. I just didn’t know of the storm that was about to come… the way back after 3 days, took 6 hours, about 20 nice photos and a full life time of thoughts. Here is a chilling collection of spontaneous photography following the slow flow of  the time on those days.

Um trem para Hua Hin

As vezes a pressão de Bangkok te expele pra fora do caos, sob a necessidade de por os pensamentos no lugar. Numa missão em busca de novas experiências, fora do que geralmente busco, completamente fora de roteiros planejados, tomei um trem de 4 horas, por 44 Baht (4 reais). A viagem em si já era interessante pelos simples fato do inesperado. Já os resorts encontrados na chega… não tão interessantes. Decidi romper mais um padrão, e não sair a explorar com geralmente faço. Mal sabia eu da tempestade que estava por vir… foram 3 dias entre o Must Room Hostel e a praia a 50m dali. A volta de 6 horas, trouxe 20 fotos e uma vida toda de pensamentos. Aqui separei uma coleção com alguns momentos fotográficos espontâneos desses dias de ritmo lento.

Colleting shellfish