Image of the Week: Cambodia – The Cowboy of Lake Tonle Sap
Another image I captured during our travels through Cambodia back in 2006. Lake Tonle Sap is an easy day trip from the busy tourist town of Siam Reap.
Image of The Week: Cambodia – Fully Loaded and Not A Seat To Spare
Another image taken during my time in Cambodia a few years ago. I love the look on the drivers face. Very serious indeed.
Image of The Week: Cambodia – The Stone Heads of Angkor Thom
Another image captured during my visit to Cambodia. The Angkor Wat complex was a photographers dream, so if you visit make sure you bring plenty of memory cards with you.
Image of The Week: Cambodia – Balancing Boy on Lake Tonle Sap
An image of a young Cambodian boy captured as he stands proud and true on the front of a passing boat. His stance and posture were very still and upright.
Image of The Week: Floating Village of Chong Kneas – Lake Tonle Sap Cambodia
An image of a mother and daughter aboard their boat/home in the floating village of Chong Kneas. The village is situated just off shore on Cambodia’s Lake Tonle Sap. A short moto ride away from Siem Reap.
Image of The Week: Cambodia Landmine Museum – The Remnants of War
The Cambodian Landmine Museum was founded by the Inspirational character Aki Ra. A former Khmer Rouge child soldier, who later turned UN de-miner and began removing the remnants of war from the fields of Cambodia.
Image of The Week: Cambodia – Angkor Wat Tomahawk Man
An image captured at the entrance to Cambodia’s UNESCO World Heritage listed Angkor Wat complex. I spotted this man with a Cambodian style day pack as he left the temple.
Image of The Week: Cambodia – Paddling Boy of Chong Kneas
An image of a young boy paddling his way through the floating village of Chong Kneas. The village is only a short 20 minute moto ride from Siem Reap, and well worth the visit if you need a break from the temples of Angkor.
Image of The Week: Cambodia – Royal Palace Cart Man
An image of a man pulling a cart, taken in front of Cambodia’s Royal Palace in the countries capital of Phnom Phen. The fresh yellow paint was beaming, as the morning light bounced off it.
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