Show us your shot ‘til July 15!
Don't just capture the iconic landmarks; immerse yourselves in the everyday life, the frenetic energy, the serene corners and the untold stories that make Bangkok so special. We want to see Bangkok through your lens.
The stakes are high! The winning photograph will be showcased in a prestigious exhibition at The Corner House in Charoen Krung from August 7-20, displayed alongside the works of 10 of Bangkok's most celebrated street photographers.
Ready to enter? It's simple.
Follow these four easy steps to share your vision with us:
Open the entry form: Click the link below to get started.
Fill out your details: Complete the short Google Form with your information.
Share your best work: Submit up to four of your favourite photos, complete with descriptions.
Stay tuned! The winner will be announced on July 22 2025.
This incredible celebration of Bangkok's creativity is brought to you in partnership with Canon and Coca-Cola.
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