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Inside the Angkor Wat Temple’s gallery wall. As you can see, the hallway extends as far as the eye (or the lens) can see. The walls are carved with scenes from the Khmer version of the epic Ramayana. The carvings are in perfect detail and condition, as if it were carved only recently. Amazing. Truly a world wonder.
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>Absolutely a perfect sepia subject!I also love the shadow capture in this.
>Really amazing how the condition could still be maintained! The aisle reminds me of carvings in an ancient Egypt tomb. Your subject related to Ramayana is a good match for my sepia. Ramayana is one of the stories performed with Wayang Golek. Best wishes :).
>A lovely shot of your shadow on the inside of the Wat.Napaboaniya APAD
>I had a big “ah” moment with this photo. I especially like the light at the end of the long walkway.
>Gorgeous shadow shot!
>Great in sepia, and a love your shadow on the wall.
>Thanks for your wonderful comment on my sepia post. I use PSP software.
>This is so beautiful, from the light and shadows to the wonderful architecture.
>This is so beautiful, from the light and shadows to the wonderful architecture.
>I had to chuckle at your profile 😉 This is really a great sepia shot and I imagine so much more beautiful in person.
>Hi friend.. Interesting post.. Nice blog work.. keep it up.. will drop by your site often.. Do find time to visit my blog and post your comments.. Have a great day.. Cheers!!!
>This is so exotic and the pale sepia fits the mysterious mood perfectly. Including your shadow is just lagniappe.
>Wow! This is really interesting. I would like to certainly visit this place. Amazing to look at!