APAD 199: A Khmer-style archway
A beautiful Khmer-style archway.
This ornate archway, found everywhere in Cambodia, marks the entrance to a wat, or temple, or tell you that there is a wat up ahead. The more ornate the designs are signifies that a wat has a lot of well-to-do supporters. How can you miss this one?
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Read MoreAPAD 194: Father, son, and moto
Ooops! If you look closer, the mother is there, too.
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Read MoreAPAD 189: Cambodian silk bags
Aren’t they pretty? They’re made from 100% Cambodian silk. These bags are priced based on how much silk was used.
Here, haggling is an art. One of these bags here can be had for less than $5, if you only know how to deal with the sellers.
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Read MoreAPAD 184: Rush
Here comes the rain now. Everybody is rushing to go home.
They all seemed to be heading in the same direction as us.
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Read MoreAPAD 179: Blooming and balancing…
… the cans. You don’t even know what this “thing” is from a distance. This is the back side. Hidden behind the pile of cans strung together, is a man, in his 40s, and driving a motorcycle. It’s a dangerous job collecting these cans. The driver himself could not see what’s following behind him. And the others could not see what is this moving “thing”, what was in front or where the driver is if you don’t get closer to it. Takes a lot of balancing act and presence of mind and nerves of steel to be able to drive on these roads. I just pray that this can collector go through his daily rounds safely each day.
This is actually an old photo I took some years ago while on a research activity in Kep. As you can see in the watermakr, it was posted in my other blog.
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