I rarely do black and white processing because I prefer seeing the unique tones of sandstone, the building block of all Angkorian temples, as well as the different hues of lichen and moss growing on the stones. However on some photos, black and white effect can add an interesting dimension as they give a classic impression to the images similar to those photographs from the late 19th century towards the beginning of the 20th century captured by the first explorers of Angkor. This handpicked selection of Angkor temples photographs was processed using one of the vintage filters of Silver Efex Pro2 from Nik collection to add a dramatic and timeless dimension. These were taken in 2013 to 2016 in Angkor Wat, Preah Khan, and Beng Mealea temples as well as in Angkor Thom.
Hidden devata in Preah Khan temple
Devatas at Angkor Wat temple
Gopura at Ta Som temple
Gate at Ta Prohm temple
One of the faces of Angkor Thom West gate
Devata close up at Ta Prohm temple
Beng Mealea the jungle temple
Smiling face at Bayon temple
The majestic Angkor Wat temple
Angkor Thom east gate also known as gate of the dead
Vishnu statue at Angkor Wat temple
Ta Prohm temple
Ta Prohm temple with sprawling tree
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Photography guide and coach based in Cambodia near the temples of Angkor. Follow my visual journeys though my lens. Read my photo blogs, where I share insightful tips about travel and photography in South-East Asia.
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