Angkor Wat, Cambodia, taken on December 23, 2015
In the Angkor Wat, the doorways lined along one of the corridors acted as the perfect frame for this lady who was sitting on a step with a cryptic expression on her face. I wondered what was on her mind…
Ta Prohm, Cambodia, taken on December 23, 2015
How much time did it take for the sacred ancient roots to merge with the temples of the thousand-year-old Ta Prohm? Though all that remains is rubble, the histories of majestic times are carved in stone – untouchable, unforgotten.
Ta Prohm, Cambodia, taken on December 23, 2015
While the grandeur of Angkor Wat is what amazes most people when visiting Cambodia, the mysterious Ta Prohm is no less majestic. With the giant roots of ancient trees wrapping around the temple complex, the entire atmosphere felt sacred and solemn, as if spirits were entangled within the walls of the temples.
Angkor Wat, Cambodia, taken on December 23, 2015
Recently I’ve developed an interest in photographing people and I’ve been experimenting a lot during my travels. Southeast Asia is really the ideal place for this – you can find beautiful subjects in every corner with every type of human emotion imaginable. I saw this man at Angkor Wat – unsure if he was a worker there or a visitor – and the genuine and neutral expression on his face made him so picture worthy. And one ordinary person can outweigh all extravagant scenery you may see, and make the entire trip worthy. (See the original photo in colour.)
Picture Worthy 
