Is the rubber band on there so it can't snap at you?

Minimalism well rendered. Your white button calibration is good giving white snow and the detail on the tree is well seen....you know what you are doing with your camera. It looks to me like you and camera are best friends! Compositional style takes into consideration the grid rule and off center gives strength to a simple yet strong image. I am a great fan of KISS principle and you use it well here. Nice one.

Very minimal and nice!

You could have called it a Tuk Tuk for T also .

You photograph is visually very appealing with rich saturation, sharpness and great marginal space. It has story and takes us on a pleasant journey through the streets of BKK. The colours are so true to Thailand where they live each day in a different colour. This photo makes me want to visit this place. REally great, thank you.

This has good visual impact and the tuk,tuk really stands out in this,even against the bright colours of the reat of the photo,class shot.

T for Tuk-Tuk =]] nice one, good luck author

What a great portrait and to think we eat these guys...sheesh.

I think you did a great job with eye catchement...the fact he's looking at you (and therefore us) rivets us to the photograph. Furthermore, the sharpness is spot on, even the hairs on his snout are pronounced. Nice tight crop that further pulls us in readily and a well bokeh-ed (is that a word?) background that does not compete with the image but supports it and helps to pop out the wonderful colour. It is well exposed is bright with good tonal contrasts.

YUM YUM