The classic Angkor Wat sunrise shot.

The classic tower reflection shot.

I found the lotus-filled moat more photogenic than Angkor Wat itself.

Lotus stalks and flowers.

Baby and Mama Lotuses.

Lotus flower close-up.

Angkor Wat at sunrise.

The view toward the west gate.

The fake monks of Angkor.

These guys were hired by a photographer (no, not me) to pose at the west side of Angkor Wat.

The Bayon, which from a distance appears to be just a pile of rocks...

...Reveals delightful details when examined up close.

The Bayon faces, unforgettable.

Every one is different.

Faces in infrared.

What are they thinking?

Infrared heads.

What are you thinking?

Love the plant protruding from the lips.

A face you tend to remember.

So, there's this nun in one of the alcoves...

...gesturing to me to come up and see her...

...all happy as I make my way up to her...

... so we can pray to the Buddha. "Sok Sabaii"

View out of an alcove.

Another infrared image.

Security guards are there to keep visitors from climbing onto restricted areas. This young lady looks totally bored.

One of the Bayon's beautiful Apsaras.

Young monks at the Bayon.

Monks at the Bayon.

Looking for the best way down.

Novice monk, he didn't smile until I showed him the image in the viewer..

A beautiful Apsara at the Bayon.

The Terrace of the Leper King.

I need a little help identifying this temple...

Same image, rendered in infrared.

The daughter of the lady who cooked my pineapple fried rice.

This young girl said to me, "Mister, do you want to take my picture?".

Swimmin' on a hot day.

Fishin 'on a hot day.

Young monks near the Baphuon.

Takin' a break from class.

Ta Phrom, the jungle temple.

The jungle consumes the temple walls.

Inside Ta Phrom's courtyard.

Temple security guard keeps watch.

Every visitor to Ta Phrom makes a photo of this tree.

The jungle wins in the end.

Making palm sugar...

... near Banteay Srey.

Mmmmm, fried bananas.

Wrapping the palm sugar for sale.

Banteay Srey...

...arguably has the finest...

... rock carvings in all ...

... of S.E. Asia, if not the world.

Banteay Srey.

Banteay Srey.

Across the moat at Banteay srey.

Watching all the tourists go by.

Bang Mealea...

... is a jungle covered temple...

... about two hours drive...

... from Siem Reap.

I just love ...

... jungle temples.

And now, for something...

... completely different, ...

... I strongly suggest...

... you find time to visit...

... Siem Reap's Butterfly Farm ...

... if you have camera gear for close-ups.