Angkor’s Ta Prohm Ruins
Siem Reap, Cambodia
{ 24mm } – { 1/200s exposure } – { f/5.6 } – { ISO 400 }
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The Lone Photographer @ Ta Prohm, Angkor
What photo isn’t made better by putting a beautiful woman in it?
In this case, the beautiful lone photographer in Angkor is my dear wife, Carrie. You can see the incredible photograph she took below.
Did you know:
Ta Phrom was a backdrop in the 2001 movie Tomb Raider
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In person, Ta Phrom’s ancient ruins are a maze of doors, hallways, moss, stone, rubble, and tree roots snaking their way through every open space.
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Great photo. I’m reading a lot about Siem Reap recently, it appears to be an amazing place.
Thanks, The Guy. I can’t recommend a trip to Cambodia and Siem Reap enough. Would love to go back.
Beautiful place! In a few days I’ll be in Cambodia :)
Love both photos but I particularly like the one of Carrie. It has a lovely mystical quality and she looks quite out of place but that is what makes it so interesting.
Thanks Kat. You know I’m partial to the one of Carrie too… being my wife and all :)
Wow great photos! I love how you’ve both captured the sunlight coming through
Thanks, Ally. Angkor really is a magical place as a whole, but there’s just something extra special about Ta Phrom.