An artist was restoring a 200 years old "wall-paintings" of Thailand's version of Ramayana. This wall-painting restoration is taking place in Bangkok's Wat Prakaew which houses the famous emerald Buddha statue.
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The restorer's hand pretty much blends into the wall here. Maybe a different angle or better lighting would help it stand out a bit more to add some depth to the shot.
I don't really know whether this is a myth or superstition, but it's a nice enough picture! The hand is a little dark and only the title makes clear that the person is working on restoring the picture.
This is about restoring the art but the darkest part of the picture is the area where this is taking place and the lighter corner of the picture is the bland ceiling. Wish it had been the other way around.
Don't know this one, the gold seems to over powering to the rest of the iamge which is left really dark. If anything else, there should be a touch more light on the hand to allow it to stand apart.
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