Tag: Angkor Wat
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Monday Minstrel: How Long?
Angkor Wat, temple complex at Angkor, near Siemreap,Cambodia, that was built in the 12th century by King Suryavarman II (reigned 1113–c. 1150). It is the world’s largest religious structure, covering some 400 acres (160 hectares), and marks the high point of Khmer architecture. Wikipedia Horses have been with us for millenia and they have served…
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Doors and Doorways: Part 2
I would like to add some doors and doorways from the other side of the world for Sylvia’s Lens Artists Challenge #204 Doors and Doorways. A floating house on the Mekong river near Phnom Phen I seem to be ending my doors and doorways posts with skulls. But that was not intentional. I love doors…
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Seen Better Days LAPC #168
This week Lens Artist Tina of Travels and Trifles invites us to look for photos of things and places that have “seen better days.” I knew where I would look for photos. First of all, our trip to Cambodia and the ruins at Angkor. And finally a reminder that some find themselves on hard times…
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LAPC #165 The wider view.
I searched my archives for some wider angles!
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Negative Space
When I saw that Amy has given us Negative Space as this week’s Lens Artists challenge I had to smile. I thought perhaps this could be a new phrase for the 6 foot distance we must keep away from other people due to Covid spread! But no, it is a reference to photographic space. Amy…
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Travel in the Time of Covid
Recently I was looking at photos of a trip we made to Vietnam and Cambodia, several years ago, and remembering what a wonderful trip it was. So I was delighted to see that this week the Tuesday Photo Challenge from Dutch Goes the Photo was Travel. Sharing photos is a way to travel when we…
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Candid Moments Captured
This week Ann-Christine has chosen “Candid” for the Lens-Artists Challenge #67. Not many of the photos I take are of candid moments. Although it could be argued that all horse photos are candid as they are not “posing” for them. But I decided to go back through my files and find some candid photos. I…
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Monochrome Monday
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The Silence of Stone.
Sounds of life and of death….
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Layers upon layers of history and tradition.
The horses are layered one on top of the other.
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An Unusual Ride!
I usually ride a horse so riding an elephant is unusual for me!
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Ancient? Or just Old?
I cannot expect more from my horse if I do not expect more from myself.
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