Tag: inclusive
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Meeting the Mekong ~ 12, 13 and 14 ~ Cambodia – reblog
Kompong Phluk and Phnom Penh This series is an ode to the people who work on the dam threatened Mekong River and all associated tributaries that bring life, or death, to the people, flora and fauna who live near the river. From the Tibetan plateaus, Mayanmar, China, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia. The Mekong is…
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Meeting the Mekong ~ 12, 13 and 14 ~ Cambodia
Kompong Phluk and Phnom Penh This series is an ode to the people who work on the dam threatened Mekong River and all associated tributaries that bring life, or death, to the people, flora and fauna who live near the river in the Tibetan plateaus, Mayanmar, China, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia. The Mekong is…
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Meeting the Mekong – 11 – Cambodia
I was thigh deep in the warm waters of a Mekong tributary, it was approaching sunset and the red dust in the air creates a beautiful soft light in Cambodia at certain times of the day. The fisherman had cast his net and then sat, still, watching the river water approaching and waiting for the…
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Meeting the Mekong – 8 ~ Cambodia Continued
This series is an ode to the people who work on the dam and drought threatened Mekong River and all associated tributaries that bring life, or death, to the people, flora and fauna who live near the river in the Tibetan plateaus, Mayanmar, China, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia. The Mekong is the most bio-diverse…
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Meeting the Mekong ~ 5, 6 & 7 ~ Cambodia
This series is an ode to the people who work on the dam threatened Mekong River and all associated tributaries that bring life, or death, to the people, flora and fauna who live near the river in the Tibetan plateaus, Mayanmar, China, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia. The Mekong is the most bio-diverse freshwater river…
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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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‘Silent laugh.’
‘Silent Laugh.’ Bayon Temple. Cambodia. S.E. Asia © Victoria Green. All rights reserved.
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Cambodian National Rescue Party & The return of Sam Rainsey // Cambodia // Siem Reap //
Supporters of the CNRP gathered in their thousands riding moto’s and filling tuk tuks on the streets of Siem Reap today to celebrate the return of self-exiled opposition politician Sam Rainsey. They chanted ‘change’, ‘7777’ (the partys number), called for the ‘sun to rise’ and the ‘young bamboo to grow strong.’ A local…
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Pride ~ In the name of love…
“Once social change begins, it cannot be reversed. You cannot uneducate the person who has learned to read. You cannot humiliate the person who feels pride. You cannot oppress the people who are not afraid anymore. We have seen the future, and the future is ours.” Cesar Chavez
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Photographer Chris Bava ~ Gone but not forgotten
A new friend and photographer that I massively admire has died too soon. Chris Bava, his wife Cat and his brother, sculptor Mark Bava, lost their lives tragically in a car crash this week in San Jose, USA. I wanted to remember Chris here because he inspired me when I lost my own inspiration and…
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Down the dump
I have been reworking a collection of images I made at Steung Meanchey dump at the beginning of the year. The dump serves the capital city of Phnom Penh in Cambodia. Invited to visit with a charity I’d previously shot for, they were giving out food and some basic medical supplies to the people who…
