Taking photos in Thai costumes with my daughter at Wat Arun in Bangkok!

Wat Arun is one of my favorite temples in Bangkok. Last time I took photos alone, I said I wanted to take photos with my daughter. I didn't expect to meet her in Thailand so soon. It feels a bit magical. Anyway, today I'm going to share with you some tips for taking photos with kids at Wat Arun, including photo spots and Thai costume rental tips. . 🏷️Thai Costume Rental Last time I rented a costume at the temple pier entrance. It cost 300 baht until 5 pm. The price was cheap, but the quality of the clothes was average, the changing environment was not good, and I couldn't take photos of the sunset because I had to return the clothes by 5 pm. This time I went to Sense of Thai with my daughter. I made a reservation in advance, so I didn't have to wait. Their Thai costumes are quite fairy-like. If you like macaron colors, you can consider them. Dudu chose her own clothes, and I matched her outfit. The disadvantage of these two places is that they don't include makeup and hair styling. In fact, hair styling is quite important, so you can look for more places. . 🏷️Photo Tips: ▪️The recommended shooting time is two hours before sunset. The light is very soft at this time, which is very suitable for taking backlit photos of "glowing girls" with a full atmosphere. ▪️The recent sunset is at 6:30 pm. If the weather is good, be sure to go out before closing time to take photos of the sunset. ▪️Photo Spots: It's not easy to find photo spots when taking photos with kids because they are relatively short. It's nice to take photos on the stairs. ▪️Camera: Sony A7R4+55 F1.8 and iPhone My photos were taken by my husband. I adjusted the camera and found the photo spots, and he was responsible for pressing the shutter. . 🏷️Tickets & Transportation: The temple ticket is 100 baht. You can't enter wearing a vest or shorts, but a sarong is provided at the entrance. Transportation: Take a ferry from any pier to Wat Arun. Bangkok, Thailand