Even after a major protest and the grounding of all flights, we packed our bags and flew to Bangkok. For Brian and I it was an easy decision.
What is the point of living if we don't take any risks?
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Showing posts with label Southeast Aisa. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Cambodia's Hidden Temple
Cambodia's temples blew me away. Just the sight of them made it hard for me to fathom when they were first built and what life was like at that time.
The picture below is a temple off the beaten track and it was our favorite temple in Cambodia by far. If you go to this temple, chances are that you will be one of few tourists amidst its mountains of ancient stone.
It's tough for me to say this because I am a photographer, but this picture doesn't provide justice for this temple's archaic existence. It is simply amazing and is something you need to see with your own eyes.
So if you have plans to see Cambodia I will be more than happy to let you in on my little secret. Ask and you shall receive.
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The picture below is a temple off the beaten track and it was our favorite temple in Cambodia by far. If you go to this temple, chances are that you will be one of few tourists amidst its mountains of ancient stone.
It's tough for me to say this because I am a photographer, but this picture doesn't provide justice for this temple's archaic existence. It is simply amazing and is something you need to see with your own eyes.
So if you have plans to see Cambodia I will be more than happy to let you in on my little secret. Ask and you shall receive.
f/4.0
1/60
ISO 800
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