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. |