We spotlight some of the most breathtaking photos of daily life in Cambodia.
When I first moved to Cambodia, I wanted to see and experience everything. So when I saw the group aerobics classes that take place at dawn and dusk all over Phnom Penh, I was eager to get involved. The aerobics … Continue reading
I snapped this photo of a grilled egg seller near Olympic Market in Phnom Penh when I was putting together a set of photographs of mobile street food vendors in Cambodia. Grilled eggs (pong ang) are a favorite Cambodian street … Continue reading
I took this photograph while out on an early-morning visit to Siem Reap’s Old Market with Joannès Rivière, owner of Cuisine Wat Damnak. Seeing him banter with all of the market sellers was amazing, and made the pain of waking up … Continue reading
In what are possibly the best Khmer studio photos I’ve ever seen, Hilary Ford and friends went as zombies for a special Halloween edition. If you want more from the genius mind of Ms. Ford, stay tuned–she’s doing our Expat … Continue reading
When I first moved to Cambodia nearly three years ago, I had a job that entailed riding on the back of a moto into Kandal province a few times a week. I found these long days of riding around on … Continue reading
It’s no secret that I’m completely addicted to Khmer studio portraits. I’ve probably done more Khmer studio photos than any other human living in Cambodia. Every time I have a friend visit from outside of Cambodia I drag them to a … Continue reading
In 2011 my friend Vinh had his birthday party at the go-kart track outside of Phnom Penh. I’d always assumed only backpackers who had been pressured into it by bullying tuk tuk drivers went there, but apparently that was not … Continue reading
Every day, high season or low, tourists start the trek up Bakheng Hill around 5 p.m. to wait for sunset. It’s the place that all tuk tuk drivers recommend for sunset views of Angkor Wat, and as such, it’s crowded … Continue reading