Some memories of Cambodia. Famous sites and then some not famous sites. To view more images and stories about my trip to Cambodia visit http://blog.sh...

I traveled to Cambodia in 2015. It was my first international photo trip. It actually was a workshop involving instruction and guidance on the techniq...

What a joy it was to photograph these Cambodian kids. There are so many photos but I could not leave any of them out.                      ...

Strong, beautiful, optimistic women in Cambodia.                                                                    ...

The Cambodian men are diverse and interesting. Several of these photos appear in other posts but here they are in one collection.    ...

New Hope Cambodia (see other post) sponsors many of the families from this poor village. Many of the children attend the New Hope School. When I asked...

My trip to Cambodia was called the Angkor Photo Workshop. It included lectures, one on one instruction, critiques, assignments, and explorations. We l...

I met this blind girl who studies English at the New Hope School. She is 22 years old. She is the fifth child of eleven children, six of whom are blin...

I was fascinated with how many people could get onto one motorbike. Someone said “the number of people you could fit onto a motorbike equals the...

Angkor Wat is the most famous temple in Cambodia. The buildings, the intricate carvings, and the grounds of Angkor Wat are truly unique.    ...

The first (and I believe only) supermarket in Siem Reap installed the first escalator probably in all of Cambodia. We heard that people came to the c...

These are cyclos. They are bicycles with “carriages” attached to the front. These cyclo drivers (I understand) come to the city (in this c...

Ta Prohm Temple is being restored. The carvings, trees, and structures are impressive.                   ...

These photos are all taken at what is left of Boeng Mealea Temple. As we entered the grounds we saw the children, with the one very young one, and no ...