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Lao / Thai / Cambodian New Year – Wat Buddha Bucha – DeKalb Co. – April 7-8, 2018

Kelly Jordan April 19, 2021 3:23 pm

Lao Thai Cambodian New Year 2018 DeKalb

Statues stand outside of Wat Budhha Bucha during the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

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LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_01 — Statues stand outside of Wat Budhha Bucha during the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_02 — An advertisement for the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in Gwinnett and DeKalb Counties - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_03 — Seen at the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_04 — Seen at the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_05 — Outside of Wat Budhha Bucha (Thai Temple) during the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_06 — Seen at the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_07 — Overseen at the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_08 — Food is prepared for attendees at the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_09 — A collection of toys overseen at the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_10 — An order of food is prepared by a vendor at the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_11 — A vendor prepares an order during the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_12 — A vendor's booth at the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_13 — Attendees in conversation at the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_14 — Attendees enjoy the festivities at the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_15 — A vendor's booth at the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_16 — Preparing food for the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_17 — Food is prepared during the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_18 — Seen outside of Wat Budhha Bucha in Decatur, GA, during the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_19 — Food is prepared during the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_20 — Attendees enjoy a meal during the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_21 — Attendees at the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_22 — Attendees enjoy a meal during the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_23 — Statues stand outside of Wat Budhha Bucha in Decatur, GA, during the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

LaoThaiCambodianNewYear18_24 — A floral display at the 2018 Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year celebrations in DeKalb County - Photo by Kelly Jordan

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Kelly Jordan

Kelly Jordan, who has lived in Atlanta since 1968, attended Emory University before he and partners revitalized Little Five Points into one of Atlanta's most eclectic retail districts. In recent years, Kelly has been leading the Arabia Mountain Heritage Area Alliance, and he has been active with a host of environmental organizations. Decades ago, Kelly wrote architectural criticism for a weekly Atlanta newspaper, and his interest in natural and built environments is readily apparent in the photos he has been taking for SaportaReport.

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