From sunset to sunrise at Koh Samui in the Gulf of Thailand there are these fleeting moments when the light is charged with deep intense shades of ultramarine blue.
Chaweng Beach, Koh Samui
From sunset to sunrise at Koh Samui in the Gulf of Thailand there are these fleeting moments when the light is charged with deep intense shades of ultramarine blue.
Chaweng Beach, Koh Samui
Pradoo Seyha and Sreynich Srey Nich East Srey Nich East
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This fisherwoman image shot near Vientiane in Laos is part of the “Of Rivers and Mantras: the Mekong System” series which was shot using a Hasselblad medium format film camera, the film then cross processed and custom drum scanned by myself in order to ensure that the very specific analog tonal values that I desired […]
These two images were taken in the late afternoon at the Kompong Khleang floating village of the Tonle Sap Lake and are a diptych of sorts. They were both shot on the same day and feature a similar approach to image composition that I refer to as “sliding quadrants”. The sensation of being both locked into […]
The Ennachet village is tucked away in a remote corner of the rice farming countryside of the Banan district in Battambang and is accessible only by navigating dusty etched dirt roads that are intractable during the rainy season. It is here that Seth lives with her family. When her mother Savoin and father Vanny can’t […]
Monk Beng Pok is the abbot at the Sampeau Mountain Buddhist temple known in Khmer as Wat Sampeau. Though he doesn’t know the exact date of his birth he was born in Phnom Sampeau region of Battambang in 1940. Sampeau Mountain is also notorious for the Killing Cave one of the locations where the Khmer […]
These three portraits of Srey Pich were taken through her bedroom window at her home in the dilapidated 1950’s movie theater the Hemakcheat now a slum dwelling in Phnom Penh.
You may recognize this temple from the original Tomb Raider film. Rain Tree A voluptuous Apsara Rain Tree Roots Crumble II