Clear pricing and no hidden fees Tour pricing is listed on each page with what is included and not.Therefore it is easier for you to manage your holiday budget.
Easy booking
Pricing is listed on each page with what is included and not. Therefore it is easier for you to manage your holiday budget. Booking is made easy using a form available on each tour page and on the homepage menu. At the moment no deposit is required to book a tour.
Designed by a photographer for photographers
From the moment you send your request, your booking will processed by me and if you decide to go for the tour, we will exchange few emails until everything is organized. I can answer questions about the gear to take and not to take. If you have in mind taking specific pictures in the temples we can discuss it and customize the tour accordingly if necessary.
Innovation
Tours are regularly improved based on customers’ feedback and scouting trips to give you the best photographic experience. We propose unique tours with e-bikes and a photo expedition by train,
One photography guide
Some photos tours have a high turnover among photography guides hence the pictures on the website do not always reflect the work and expertise of the available photographers. I personally guide every tour and do not hand it over to an assistant.
Yes of course. For half-day tours, you can bring along up to two persons for FREE. For full days tours prices already include accompanying persons. For e-bikes tours, each accompanying person will have to pay the full participant fee.
Yes but it still will be a private tour as you will all know each other. I have a limit of 3 photographers per group so you can get the maximum out of the day in term of teaching and exploration of the temples. However I can take one or two more photographers if they do not required much instructions.
With the exception of the e-bike tours, we are using a car or a van for the tours. It makes the journey more enjoyable (less dust and heat) and safer than a tuk tuk on the road. Recently we started using the train in one of our long tour.
You can use the calendar and booking form to choose your date and I will get back to you within 24 hours by email to confirm your reservation. You can also contact me via LINE or WECHAT (id: angkorphoto) if you have specific questions. I will ask a deposit by Paypal or bank transfer if you book more than one day of photo tour.
Yes to some extent. Please bear in mind that some of the chronology of temple visits has to be respected to avoid the crowd and to get the best light.
Yes, you can borrow a tripod or a monopod for the duration of the tour free of charge.
Yes, absolutely. I will level with you to make sure you understand aperture, speed, and ISO so that you bring home at the end of the day the best pictures possible.
Yes, absolutely. Using a mirrorless or compact will lead to some limitation regarding depth of field, nevertheless light and composition are the key elements.
During the monsoon season, especially during the month of September, it usually rains everyday but intermittently. Siem Reap receives much less rainfalls than Phnom Penh, Sihanoukville and Kampot.
It is has never been an issue for the photo tours. If the forecast is exceptionally bad, we will try to postpone teh tour.
Yes, absolutely. I have two GoPro black edition at your disposal with different mounts and accessories. Rental is included for those who signed up for Angkor Complete or for the GoPro tour. For the other tours, the rental fee is USD 30.
In each temple, I will bring you to the best spots and some hidden ones that I discovered so you will get unique shooting opportunities. My approach to photography might be different than yours so you will always learn something. If you working on a documentary (still or movie) we can discuss about specific locations related to your project.
In 2015, Alex Teuscher, commercial photographer based in Switzerland, did the Angkor Complete tour and his shots were published in the famous blog Petapixel.
Besides the pictures displayed on this website, I regularly update my Instagram feed with the last pictures taken during the tours. A facebook business page is also available. In addition, you can have a look at some of my other Instagram feed with travel photography pictures. Pictures from Myanmar can be seen here.
I am currently using a Canon 5D Mark IV and a Fuji X-T100 as a second camera. I also use a GoPro4 black edition to create time-lapses and slow motion videos.
