Phnom Penh is a river town...

...where the Tonli Sap...

... and Mekong Rivers...

...join together.

Napping on the Sisovath Quay, the riverfront promenade.

Very young vendors ply their goods.

I could not make this girl smile, even after buying water from her, and buying some fruit for her.

It wouldn't be Phnom Penh without an elephant crapping before your eyes, as you're having breakfast.

Fresh fruit vendor.

Fast food, Khymer style.

Fast food at the market.

Dancin' in the street. He's selling a deliciously sweet lime drink, only 500 riels a bag.

The poor side of town...

...is Stung Meanchey...

...life's a little bit harder in this part of town...

... but no less rewarding.

The garbage dump at Stung Meanchey.

There are people sifting through the smoky mounds.

Looking for anything of value...

...that hasn't already burned.

Young and old, working side by side.

Young girl uses a tool for picking through the trash.

Another young worker.

Searching the surface.

Always watching the ground...

... so not to miss anything of use.

Back breaking work.

Break time.

Tuol Sleng, prison during the Pol Pot regime.

Skulls of some of the prison's victims.

A torture room, where one of the last 14 victims was found.

A prison cell, about 3x6 feet. Prisoners who survived the day were chained up here at night.

There are several rooms full of photographs of the victims.

The victims were of all ages.

Hundreds of tortured faces.

Implements of torture, and paintings depicting them in use.

Palm tree in Infrared.

Barb wired fences...

...rendered in infrared...

... at Tuol Sleng.

With my friends at Tonli Bati.

I made a photo of this same young lady five years prior. I brought a print of it just in case I ran into her again.

With her younger sister.

And her best friend.

By the lake at Tonli Bati.

It's all good.

Ta Phrom temple...

... rendered in infrared.

A few more...

...b&w infrared images...

... from Tonli Bati...

... near Phnom Penh.