Tag: Cambodia
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Some Distant Memory – Siem Reap Fishermen
It was 2012. I’d just bought a used Leica M6 and was in Cambodia, a place I’d dreamt of visiting for years. I was intrigued by the work and stories of Philip Blenkinsop and Daniel Milnor at the time regarding Cambodia and South East Asia and going there with a film camera loaded with Ilford Delta 3200 film felt right.
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Some Distant Memory – Phnom Penh Market – Family Back Home
Phnom Penh was a fascinating place. I promised myself I’d return but ten years have passed since I said that and I’m no nearer returning today. With changing responsibilities and a different world in 2022 I have no idea if I’ll ever keep my promise.
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Photography: Light Leaks
I retired my last Holga after the summer trip to Cambodia. It’s a wonderful camera but the light leaks started getting out of control as you can see from the colour shot from Cambodia below. But I’ve been itching to buy a new one recently and now would be a good time. Nagoya, Japan Siem […]
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Photography: Cambodia
Later today I fly to Cambodia for the first time. As it’s my first trip I’ve spent the last couple of months reading as much as possible and trying to find inspiration through photographers work. There’s a lot of good work out there and I’ve only just scratched the surface with what I’ve read so […]
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