Back in the year 2000, we followed a long trail leading to a cliff face depicting prehistoric figures and geometrical designs. Painted in an indelible red pigments derived from soil, tree gum and animal fat, the paintings are thought to date back some 4000 years. Covering an area of 170 m along the rock surface, the paintings include depictions of fish traps, wild animals, giant cock roach like fish, angular human beings, and a 30 meters stretch of handprints.

These prehistoric paintings at Pha Taem in Ubol Ratchathani province then became our inspiration for photo shooting ... whoever those artists that created these decorations are, and for whatever purpose, we all have the same thing in mind: to share what we've seen through pictures.

We do hope you enjoy our site; in other words, our digital cliff face !!!