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Ankor Wat - Disney land for photographers?
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The Awesome Beauty of Heritage Sites Like Ankor Wat - Disneyland for photographers?
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Ankor Wat - Disney land for photographers?
Asher Kelman
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Ankor Wat - Disney land for photographers?
Despited the large size, this picture works! The fact that one has to scroll, helps convey the enormity of the roots that spread over and into the architecture of Ankor Wat!
A good stimulus for an eclectic collection of images to follow!
Asher
Despited the large size, this picture works! The fact that one has to scroll, helps convey the enormity of the roots that spread over and into the architecture of Ankor Wat!
A good stimulus for an eclectic collection of images to follow!
Asher
fahim mohammed
Well-known member
Ayutthaya..A few images.
Not Angor Wat. But another UNESCO world heritage site.
Ayutthaya. The Ancient capital of Siam.
Not Angor Wat. But another UNESCO world heritage site.
Ayutthaya. The Ancient capital of Siam.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
These immense structures remnants of complexes past civilizations and art that has survived them. The selection is not curated. The decisions are made by the passage of time.
The photographer takes the critical steps. Positioning themselves at the right time of day and then presenting the result in an interesting way. Thanks Fahim for adding your contribution. The beads in the second picture connect the present with a distant past.
Asher
The photographer takes the critical steps. Positioning themselves at the right time of day and then presenting the result in an interesting way. Thanks Fahim for adding your contribution. The beads in the second picture connect the present with a distant past.
Asher
fahim mohammed
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fahim mohammed
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fahim mohammed
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fahim mohammed
Well-known member
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Not Angor Wat. But another UNESCO world heritage site.
Ayutthaya. The Ancient capital of Siam.
This one, Fahim, is especially sublime as nature seems to have respect for this godess! What a gracious work and amazing tolerance of nature in framing it and not destroying it.
Asher
Paul Abbott
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This is Autthaya in Thailand.
I have a film shot of the same Buddha head embedded in that tree.
I have a film shot of the same Buddha head embedded in that tree.
fahim mohammed
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fahim mohammed
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