Cambodia

[benno]

I love this place. The language barrier was a little difficult but the people were beautiful anyway. The history of the place is intriguing and just experiencing a seriously different way of life was incredible.

I travelled very, very light on this trip. I took an M3, 35/50/90 lenses and about 35 rolls of film. I did take an Oly 35RC as a backup. I think next time I'll cut the 50 and Oly - rarely used them. The rest of my gear weighed about 8kg and packed into just the bottom of a backpack. I spent a week and a half travelling by motorbike, so it was handy to be able to strap it on the back of the bike quickly and easily.

Pics here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/benhew/...7611980359246/

[Doug]

That's a lovely photo, Benno; great light, color, moment, and the atmosphere...

[35mmdelux]

nice fotos. tks.

[chambrenoire]

Amazing picture.. Will check out the rest later!

[novum]

Now I want to rescue that elephant in your flickr batch. So sad.

[tan131]

Incredible pics

[dfoo]

Nice set! I was in Cambodia a few years ago, and it was a great experience, despite losing my wallet on the second day (not stolen, it fell out of my pocket going to the killing fields). Ankor Wat is incredible.

[madsolitaire]

What a beautiful picture!

[jonmanjiro]

Great photo of Ta Prohm! Angkor is a really special place.

If you loved Cambodia, you'll really love Laos!

[benno]

Aww thanks guys.