Great country, lovely people.
CC welcomed
Cheers
Fab
Ps: Some more pics here
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A trip to Cambodia
In early December I spent three beautiful weeks in Cambodia and I did a reportage.
Great country, lovely people.
CC welcomed
Cheers Fab Ps: Some more pics here
Thanks Chet, you 'll get great time, they are three beautiful countries. So many things to see and to do. Temples are good but always crowded of tourists. After a wile you'll get enough so try to spend time with people. They are (locals) awesome and very friendly, especially in the country side. I went to Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Battambang, Prasat Preah, Sen Monorom. Will be easy to take great pics because the beauty is all around, any shoot will be perfect and full of soul. Enjoy Fab
that really sucks to hear - I had a feeling that might be the case. Are there any times when it's not so busy? I just had a look at your flickr site - many more wonderful photos on there from your trip. Looks like you had a ball, although some of the stuff you saw I imagine would bring a tear to your eyes.
Yep, I've been lucky...I'd say patient 
Sometimes it has been impossible not just to shoot but even to visit some places!!!!! Best time is lunch time...but it could be too hot and the light too harsh. However June is the "Rain Season" so around 1400hrs might rain, giving to you a good opportunity to get a suggestive sky and "clear up and select" the touristic pilgrimage. A lot of tears....but it is part of life, it "IS" the life. The world is not just fragrances and roses....That's what I like to catch. Fab
I love the first shot - beautifully framed & timed.
The horizon police will jump on you for #2 . There's some excellent shots in the series, well doneSo join in the chorus, and sing it one and all!
1st one is excellent
I hope you got more of those monks they look great the quirky ones with the leg and mucisians have a nice reportage feel to fit
Thanks, monks were everywhere so.....
About the leg and the storytelling..... You got it! Fab
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