Author: Victoria Green
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Meeting the Mekong ~ 4 ~ Cambodia ~ 2016
Kampong Cham is situated on the central lowlands of the Mekong River in an area known as the Mekong Delta. The river here is large and wide. This image of the smiling lady on her shop boat which travels around the houses, selling everything from lettuce to hair dye. Made whilst I was on…
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Meeting the Mekong ~ 3 ~ Cambodia ~ 2016
The Teuk Chhou river in Kampot is part sea and part freshwater and right at the bottom of the Mekong Delta region, fed partly by the Mekong river and partly by a source originating in the Cardamon Mountain range. This photograph was made at sunrise at the side of the river where the night fishing…
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Meeting the Mekong ~ 2 ~ Cambodia ~ 2016
It was early morning, I’d run away from the city to seek inspiration from the amazing light and colours of the Mekong. I found the man alone at a sandy beach washing his cattle, I raised my cam and smiled, the fisherman gave me the nod and went back to his work, tenderly washing…
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Before Angkor – Ancient Archaeology Tour
The Rock Art Tour is currently available by Private Invitation Only. If you would like to find out more please contact me directly.
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Meet the Monks – Masterclass
Meet the Monks Masterclass – Character portrait photography workshops at temple location with pro-photographer guide and optional monks blessing and fortune reading – Availability – On demand – Individuals and groups welcome. Book via our contacts form.
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4 men and a green door – Street Photography
I don’t know if it is the care and weather worn sage green door, the changing shape and size of the men or the way they all look to their left that arouse’s my curiosity but some street photographs I’ve made I am more fond of than others for their simple, natural symmetry.
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Bon Om Touk – Traditional racing boats
Late November is the season of ‘Bon Om Touk’ in Cambodia when the Khmer celebrate the end of monsoon season and the change in the flow of the great Mekong river. Traditional wooden racing boats are re-painted and taken to the local rivers to race. Banned in Phnom Penh in recent years after a bridge…
