Travel Photography Cambodia
Days Of Giving Back In Kompong Cham, Cambodia
While I was walking around in an impoverished section of Kompong Cham taking pictures once again accompanied by my 7 year old guest photographer from my last visit I took the above snapshot of a little girl who was crying and kept scratching due to being covered with some kind of irritating skin rash on ...
Photography In Easy Breezy Gender Confused Kampot, Cambodia
I took a gamble on Kampot, the pepper capital of Cambodia not knowing if this quiet town would have enough to inspire me. The results of just showing up in places which are without "much to see" have swung both ways in the past. The riverside was relaxing and the views were very nice, I have not ...
Squeezing My Way Back To Phnom Penh, Cambodia
The only reason I returned to Phnom Penh was to get a visa for Laos. For some reason the capital never appealed to me photographically but I decided to walk around while waiting for my passport and look around again without any pressure to take incredible photos. One possible reason is the very different feel larger ...
Travel Photography At A Snail’s Pace In Takeo, Cambodia
Takeo is not a must see town, life moves at a snail's pace and it is mildly recommended by the popular guidebook as a daytrip destination. So I was eager to stop by expecting close to zero tourists and to witness authentic, simple Cambodian rural life. The kids on the above picture are racing snails. I felt ...
Black And White Photos Of Simple Life From Battambang, Cambodia
Battambang is described by Cambodia guidebooks as an attractive sleepy town with a few attractions nearby. After the tourist hell of Angkor Wat and not knowing how touristy and commercial Thailand (my next stop) will be I decided to stop over for a few days. They were not lying, not a whole lot going on ...
Postcards From Angkor Wat In Siem Reap, Cambodia
I was fortunate (and yes, quite skilled) to capture a split second of a Cambodian Buddhist monk performing an ancient self cleansing ritual at the Bayon of Angkor Wat in Siem Reap. It is not an accident why I choose the above photo to be the first of this post. Discarding all unnecessary from our lives ...
Seven Year Old Guest Photographer From Kampong Cham, Cambodia
It is very exciting to present the work of my first guest photographer in this blog! THESE PHOTOS WERE NOT TAKEN BY ME (except the last one) but a seven year old Cambodian boy who became very interested to try out my camera. I absolutely love all his pictures especially the one above. His photos are ...
Photography Of Pagodas And Buddhist Monks In Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Big or busy cities have little appeal to me photographically or as a tourist. The only reason I even stayed in Phnom Penh was to buy an external hard drive for my laptop. Fortunately there were some unplanned special moments during my stay. I found the above sleeping cat nearby a pagoda; I choose this picture ...
