Cambodia

As it has become a bit troublesome to keep straight pictures I have and haven't posted, I decided that I am just going to leave the site as is for now. I am realizing that it would be better named Cambodia instead of Angkor Wat. Regardless of the name, I hope you enjoy the pictures and perhaps get an idea of this beautiful country.

Welcome to Angkor Wat. 

I've posted this in black and white before, and in color from a different angle. I really enjoyed the sunrise at Angkor. 

Probably the second most recognized sight from Angkor Wat, the faces at Bayon. 

I've posted this in black and white before, but I realized as I looked through my photos of Cambodia one more time that I like it in color as well. 

We were in Cambodia in the dry season, so seeing lush green like this was a rare sight - a stark contrast to being in Laos in October during the wet season.  

Down in Sihanoukville, just inland from the beaches, a dried out countryside and wooden houses in the shade. 

Wonderful white sand beaches in southern Cambodia, in Sihanoukville. 

A boat and some islands. 

A street scene in Phnom Penh...trash disposal is not the finest in Cambodia. 

It's been awhile since I've posted anything on this page, let alone a photo from Angkor Wat. Let's go back there today and have a look at a headless statue! 

Looking out to the Cambodian countryside, outside of Phnom Penh. 

This is on a street in Phnom Penh, as the sun was going down. I like the way it looks upside down. 

A picture behind a memorial to those killed by the Khmer Rouge (The Killing Fields) outside of Phnom Penh. 

While not nearly as impressive a building as those found at Angkor Wat, this museum in Phnom Penh was quite interesting to look at as well. 

Another non-Angkor photo, this one from Phnom Penh.