Travelling and shooting for a month in humid climate during the rainy season was a serious challenge. My aim was to traverse Phnom Penh, Mekong and Siem-Reap before heading South to Kampot and Kep.
Shooting Siem-Reap was a case of choosing more exotic temple and trying to keep away from the tourists. At Phom Penh I visited the main spots and few local charms recommended by friends and locals. It was one the easiest city to shoot.
The Mekong was too flat and wide so it was a nightmare to get any real sense of size. I’d pretty much crossed it off and left it for next time.
Kampot and Kep were full of rusted old colonial bridges, all kinds of wildlife, mountains and beaches, along with small but thriving Muslim community and a rain forest. It was an amazing place not overcrowded with tourists.
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Angkor Thom East Gate
Manual High Dynamic Range in mid afternoon summer.
Russian Market
Manual High Dynamic Range, mid afternoon indoors.
A Heavy Rain Moment
Shooting out the back of Tuk Tuk in Cambodia during a heavy rain moment, not sure who’s better off out there.
The Silver Pagoda
This one is more of a box ticker, center of the Royal Palace.
Fishing on the Mekong
Took a small boat to take a little photo-shoot on the river.
The Killing Fields
A very tough place to take a decent image, the best I could do was this picture…
An Assortment of Things
The Russian Market is one of the coolest places. This is a picture of motorbike parts crazily packed in one place.
Looking Out
Stopped for lunch few times at the Crab Shacks on the edge of Kep. Just amazing. Amazing.
Lightning over Kampot
Standing on the roof of the Two Moons with a few bottles of beer and a thunder storm.
Angkorian Temple Run
Rainy, slippery and empty. Perfect for a temple run :)
Kampot or bust
A derelict house on the main river-side of Kampot.
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Share on FacebookI like the pictures, but dislike post processing. HDRs are too strong thereby very distracting.
I agree, The HDR pops up so much every image I scrolled down, I went 'Nah'. Great compositions but not artistic enough for me.
Load More Replies...Beautiful work. You've quite the artistic eye and processing artistry.
Many thanks for the kind words :)
Load More Replies...I also took well-regarded pix in Cambodia, and love post-processing, but these lovely pix will inspire me to try harder next time!
We can always be better! Thanks for the comment :)
Load More Replies...There are over a hundred temple in Angkor Thom. It's definitely a good time!!
Load More Replies...Ironically the text usually takes longer than the photography lol. Thanks :)
Load More Replies...I went there and you certainly produce such a fantastic piece of art, would you mind to come to Colombia and do the same?
realy nice...https://www.facebook.com/pages/Fans-de-Voyages/190344287784859
not a big fan of HDR. I do like the motorbike photo in the russian market though. I've been to those places - fun times.
Haha yeah HDR certainly divides the nation! Glad you like some of it though ;)
Load More Replies...Thank you! I use Nikon gear, D4 and D700 for this shoot - check out more here http://www.barnabyjacoskinner.com/on-my-days-off/the-tool-bag/
Load More Replies...Amazing photography and I quite enjoyed your gently comic commentary! I would like to see more as well; you capture light very well.
Very kind, thank you! Part 2 should be live today/tomorrow, come back and check it out :)
Load More Replies...Love the photos! I used to live right by Russian Market, so it was cool to see you snapped a photo of my t-shirt lady!!!
Crazy place, that and Orussey could have kept me a happy photographer for months lol...
Load More Replies...For sure, still processing the rest but will add a few more as I get through them!
Load More Replies...I like the pictures, but dislike post processing. HDRs are too strong thereby very distracting.
I agree, The HDR pops up so much every image I scrolled down, I went 'Nah'. Great compositions but not artistic enough for me.
Load More Replies...Beautiful work. You've quite the artistic eye and processing artistry.
Many thanks for the kind words :)
Load More Replies...I also took well-regarded pix in Cambodia, and love post-processing, but these lovely pix will inspire me to try harder next time!
We can always be better! Thanks for the comment :)
Load More Replies...There are over a hundred temple in Angkor Thom. It's definitely a good time!!
Load More Replies...Ironically the text usually takes longer than the photography lol. Thanks :)
Load More Replies...I went there and you certainly produce such a fantastic piece of art, would you mind to come to Colombia and do the same?
realy nice...https://www.facebook.com/pages/Fans-de-Voyages/190344287784859
not a big fan of HDR. I do like the motorbike photo in the russian market though. I've been to those places - fun times.
Haha yeah HDR certainly divides the nation! Glad you like some of it though ;)
Load More Replies...Thank you! I use Nikon gear, D4 and D700 for this shoot - check out more here http://www.barnabyjacoskinner.com/on-my-days-off/the-tool-bag/
Load More Replies...Amazing photography and I quite enjoyed your gently comic commentary! I would like to see more as well; you capture light very well.
Very kind, thank you! Part 2 should be live today/tomorrow, come back and check it out :)
Load More Replies...Love the photos! I used to live right by Russian Market, so it was cool to see you snapped a photo of my t-shirt lady!!!
Crazy place, that and Orussey could have kept me a happy photographer for months lol...
Load More Replies...For sure, still processing the rest but will add a few more as I get through them!
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