Wordless Wednesday

>Typical work day in the commune

Posted by The Insider on Feb 6, 2009 in A Photo a Day, Kep, rural, sights, Skywatch Friday, Wordless Wednesday | 10 comments

Commune Hall
Pong Tuek Commune
Damnak Chang’eur District
Kep, Cambodia

Rain clouds forming on the horizon. A few minutes later, a heavy monsoon rain poured cooling the grazing animals and nourishing the dry land.

>Wordless Wednesday 001: Bridge to nowhere

Posted by The Insider on Feb 4, 2009 in A Photo a Day, Cambodia, rural, sights, Wordless Wednesday | 4 comments

A bridge over Toeuk Chou Waterfall area
Kampot, Cambodia

>Flying high…

Posted by The Insider on Feb 3, 2009 in A Photo a Day, faces, festivals, people, Phnom Penh, sights, Women, Wordless Wednesday | 5 comments

Cheyor, Kampuchea!
2008 Bon Ekareich (Independence Day Celebration)
Phnom Penh, Cambodia

>Wordless Wednesday #57: Light and shadow

Posted by The Insider on Oct 29, 2008 in ancient temples, Cambodia, sights, sunsets, Wordless Wednesday | 0 comments

Detail of a wall section in Angkor Wat.
Siem Reap, Cambodia

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>Wordless Wednesday #55: Working girl

Posted by The Insider on Oct 7, 2008 in Around the World, Bangladesh, culture, faces, people, sights, travel, Wordless Wednesday, work | 0 comments

My entry for the Tuesday-Wednesday edition. Taken in Dhaka, Bangladesh in December, 2002. After getting off a bus, I chanced upon this pretty girl, roaming around with this mat on her head. Through my interpreter, I learned that this girl is one of the many displaced people in Bangladesh. She used to live along the Buriganga river and constant floodings swept away her family’s house and livelihood. This drove them to the capital of Dhaka where they have no permanent shelter and no food to eat. She earns money picking garbages and, sometimes, begging, too.

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