I love the Queen because everything seems like its at the right price. They have burgers, fries and other fast food there that is about half the price of the local McDonalds. You can eat and drink while watching the show. Women dance around on a stage and you basically preview them before making a decision.. The song then eventually stops and they all shift from the stage to the floor and then another set comes on. Everyone is wearing a bikini so you get to preview the goods. If you barfine before 7pm, they give you half off the fine 300 baht (versus 600 baht). The women are of various body sizes and ages. If you don't like slender, they have more full bodied. If you dont like young, they have older.
The awesome part about the Queen is they have a short-time room upstairs. You can eat, drink and then pause to fuck upstairs. When you are done, you come back down and party on. No wasting time going back to the room. No worrying about which stuff the chick is going to take in your hotel room or whether you might get pressured into taking them to dinner. Eat, drink and fuck. Then when all is said and done you can sit on the beach to watch the neon lights and hear the ocean. Almost every chick I have met here has raided the mini-bar and asked to get taken for food somewhere which essentially adds to the cost of the experience without adding any extra action. How can you go wrong with this place?
I took this one from the place for a little short time action. She looks tall in the picture, but I am over a foot taller then her. The very top of her head reaches just to about my chest. From my point of view, she is slender.
The truly skinny 85-100 pound Asian chicks do pose a problem for me at times. My body is simply too heavy on top of them. I've tried the skinnies, but certain body types do not go together well all the time. If you are over 6 feet tall and have some size, then you know what I mean.
Photos: Slender - Tahitian Queen 72 73
I have been experimenting with the 50mm. I am finding the 50mm prime is the best walk-around night lens. Its short, compact and good with night shots. There are more people out at night so the chances of the camera getting bumped are greater. The 50mm is easier to handle in that regard. I did a full walk around of Walking Street at night snapping pictures. It is a little weird carrying around a $1000 item around your neck in what is basically a third world country. Some of these lenses cost over a grand and I am certain a lot of other people know that. The body alone costs $700 which is not the most expensive body, but certainly not cheap.
BTW, the cheap kit lenses seem to be working out well enough. I am finding myself using the 50-250mm zoom for a lot of shots. The kit lenses do not seem to be that rugged, but they will probably hold up for at least a few years I guess.
A digital DSLR is a whole different world for me then the various point and shoots I have had in the past. The DSLR is not compact by any means, but I have found ways around that like using the
Here are four good images. I will post the rest later in a new thread marked night shots. No flash was used in these shots
I wont have time to respond to comments in the thread for the next few days. I am focusing on a few business matters and having fun at the same time. I know some of you guys are used to being tied in front a super-broadband connection for hours each day and so you are used to real time responses, but I ration my time on sites like this to about 10-15 minutes so I can focus on what counts. When you get older, your time becomes more important then anything else because its basically running out. Be glad you are getting these photos out of me;) It only takes me a few minutes to type something like this as I am a speed typist...learned on an old IBM selectric back in high school and have been typing all my life even before Al Gore invented the internet.