I finally got there myself last week, Ruthie. Your images were an inspiration to me. I have posted three pictures on this subject, one made here at the Genocide museum (http://www.pbase.com/pnd1/image/91825288 ), which still caused me pain to look at; and three on the Killing Fields outside of town:http://www.pbase.com/pnd1/image/91825288 ,http://www.pbase.com/pnd1/image/91823101 , and
http://www.pbase.com/pnd1/image/91823099 . I am in your debt for all of them, Ruthie. Had I not seen this gallery, I don't think i would have insisted on going there during our one day in Phnom Penh. My pbase friend Tim May was shooting along side, and he was equally moved.
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21-Aug-2006 17:48
ruthie, its hard to compare, but i think this is your gallery that speaks the loudest to me!
Phil is right. I ache when I look at these images. There's so much I want to say, but I can't find the words, and in a way...words aren't necessary. I cry for pain; for mine, for yours, for theirs.
~ L x
i haven't edited this, Phil...8 of these 12 photos are new. well, not new, but new on pbase. i only just got around to editing them (yes, yes, i know!). thank you for your comment though.
This has also been edited and re-posted. It is a deeply moving twelve image sequence that speaks for itself.
It needs few words. Your images express enormous pain and injustice. It hurts to look at them. As it should.
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