Musings of a displaced Australian Photographer in Seattle, USA
Taking a brief hiatus from blogging for the coming week or so. I’m heading down to Las Vegas to immerse myself in the mad-and-craziness that is Photoshop World, as well as to head up with Brian Matiash to lead an HDR Walkshop during the event! If you’re going to PSW, I’d love to hear from...
I’d like to introduce the new lady in my life – Laney. She’s an eight-week old black labrador retriever and is currently chewing my house to pieces. And I love it. She’s a tiny little thing but she’s got soooo much energy & has definitely been keeping my hands full for the past couple of...
Banteay Srei and lies about 20 km from Away from Siem Reap. The best way to describe it is miniature version of Angkor Wat, and looks like it could of been used exclusively by children because of it’s diminutive size. The first thing I noticed was how small the doorways were which were only a...
Ta Prohm wasn’t just a temple dedicated to the King’s mother… It was also a place of great wealth. Today’s image is one of the inner chambers. I’m standing right next to a shrine in her memory, with corridors leading both towards and away from me. Looking up, you see the path up to heaven...
This is one epic unboxing. So epic that it took two boxes to hold this particular photograph. One was not nearly enough to contain it. Recently, I went & re-shot an idyllic Seattle panorama I’d shot once before, but this time it was different. Weather, clouds, temperature, everything. Oh, and I had a shiny, new...
This is the Angkor Wat as it was when it was discovered in ruins. The temple of Ta Prohm, is to this day the only temple in all of the Angkor Temples that remains as it was found – engulfed by trees. These are cotton trees as I was told, with simply enormous root systems...
Bahkeng is a temple on a tall hill inside Angkor Thom. It offers unparalleled views of Siem Reap, Angkor Wat and the surround temples. On any given day at sunset, tourists in their masses ascend the hill on foot or on the back of a friendly elephant to take in the view. I was no...
