Banteay Srei, a rather small temple with amazing architecture. Well worth the extra hour drive from the main temples of Angkor.

On a circular tour of the Siem Reap area, I stopped at a village where palm sugar is produced. Many friendly faces there, including these two.

On Sisovath Quay, the main drag in Phnom Penh.

Tuol Sleng, a former high school turned into a torture/prison camp during the Pol Pot regime. Infra-red film gives the eerie color.

Another shot from Tuol Sleng.On the right is one of 14 graves of the last people to die there.

Crossing the street in Phnom Penh. Unsigned intersections are fun too. It does tend to keep you on your toes though.

I met this girl while having lunch at streetside cafe in Phnom Penh. She wasn't selling anything, just people watching, same as me.

Temple Detail, near Phnom Penh.

A fortune teller inside Angkor Wat.

Angkor Wat from across the moat.

Apsara with lipstick. Ta Phrom temple near Phnom Penh.

Temple detail-Banteay Srei.

One of the heads from The Bayon. My favorite of the Angkor temples.

Taken from my hotel on Sisovath Quay, Phnom Penh.

A long exposure of a motorcycle crash outside my hotel.

A cyclo driver takes a break. Taken from the FCC restaurant, Phnom Penh.

In the Ta Phrom temple, Siem Reap.

Skulls at the killing fields near Phnom Penh.

One shy, one bored.

Hey man, wanna buy some lotus buds?

Mr. Ly Haeng, my guide at Angkor.

Cemetery at My Chan.

Lily pad, My Chan.

This young lady is a handicraft vendor who followed me around the temples.

Ta Phrom(Angkor). The jungle fights back.

I can't tell you how hot it is here.

Skulls at Tuol Sleng.

Torture room at Tuol Sleng.

Wat Phnom

View from Wat Phnom, early morning.

Wat Phnom

Wat Phnom

Monks in Phnom Penh.

Smile

Smile

Last chance to buy some lotus buds.

Cemetery, My Chan

Image in stone

Carving on every surface- Angkor Wat.

The bas-reliefs at Angkor Wat.

Roadside sentinels, Angkor Thom. Note the reconstuction on some of the heads.

Monk at the Bayon.

Mines!

Shoe shine? Newspaper? A sad fact is that many very young children have to work for a living.

This map of Cambodia made from human skulls was recently dismantled. Tuol Sleng.

Cemetery, My Chan. Another quite elaborate mausoleum.

Traffic navigation can be perilous.

Landmine victim on Sisovath Quay.

Street performer on Sisovath Quay, Phnom Penh.

Sisovath Quay, late afternoon.

Tiger draught at the FCC restaurant, Phnom Penh. It doesn't get any better than this.

All smiles at Ta Phrom.