Cambodia part 2 – A photo essay (non portraits)
In March of 2008, I took a 3 country trip through Asia (see my past posts “Portraits of Cambodian People”, “Vietnam Modes of Transportation”, and “Taiwan – Portrait of a Nation”, and “Kaohsiung, Taiwan 2008”).
I recently had some time to look back on photos from that trip and there’s tons of images I want to get out there that didn’t make the first pass. It’s funny how sometimes your best work doesn’t come out until long after the experience, when you have the benefit of hindsight. This post gives a small glimpse of what I saw in Cambodia during my 5 day stay.
One of the temples of Angkor Wat – This reminds me of Machu Pichu for some reason
Tourists climb to the top of Bakheng Hill Temple to watch the sunset
Cambodian Propaganda – We No Longer Need Weapons
A Cambodian fruit stand at night – selling Longans, mangos, bananas, dragonfruit, etc.
The view from Bakheng Hill Temple close to sunset
Ravana Shaking Mt. Kailasa carving in Banteay Srei
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