Kbal Spean Recently I had the pleasure of accompanying part time archeologist, Monique Galloway, to the well known Angkorian sight of Kbal Spean. Not far from the Angkor complex, this sacred sight is famed for it’s Hindu rock carvings and lingams scattered along the spring fed waterfall. However, beyond what most people witness lies more…
3D Photogrammetry within Angkor archeological park. Stunning Angkor artwork shared to you in a virtual world. Using a standard camera, some clever software and a bit of technical tinkering, these wonderful artworks of Angkor can be visualized your own home. You can manipulate each model on screen however for a more interested view, click on…
Angkor Wat developments during Covid-19 Once thriving, the tourist attraction of Angkor Wat and surrounding temples now sit almost empty during these strange times. In their own unique way, the temples seem to be relaxed during this pandemic. Here I will be sharing experiences of the current situation and some info along the way. Covid-19…
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A journey to heaven. Stock footage to 8k available HERE A heavenly photography adventure. Ladakh is a truly stunning location for any photographer. Bordering Pakistan and China, Ladakh is located in high altitude of the North West Indian Himalayas. The landscape is barren with stunning rock formations, while valleys nestled around the glacial rivers…
So, you have wondered around the magnificent structures of Angkor, now templed out. What next? While photography tours are available for the more interesting places around Siemreap, many clients often seek advice on how to spend a few hours photography to fill in their spare time. This short guide will give you some pointers on…
Java, home of the iconic Mount Bromo, has some spectacular scenery, a photographers paradise you might say. Given the clear skies, these great locations lend them selves to a spot of night photography, something I struggle to do around the temples of Angkor given the policing & entry restrictions. On a three week scouting mission…
Cambodia in known for it’s two seasons, wet and dry. Tourists flock to Siem Reap during the winter months to avoid the rains. However, better photo opportunities are to be had at other times of year, with the best iconic Angkor sunrises coming at the end of rainy season. Here is our step by step…
There is far more to the temple complex than Angkor Wat. However it is iconic, and thats what most people want to see. Here is a list of some basic tips for good light and timing to help you with your travels and photography at Angkor. The author came to Cambodia for it’s culture and people.. Photography tours became a…
Cambodia’s building boom is being fueled by expectation of increased tourist numbers to Angkor Wat and property investment speculation. This, coupled with increased wealth of locals and their financial ability to build homes adds to demand for building blocks, keeping villagers busy in factories across the nation. Workers are drawn from around the country to…