How to choose a Family Photographer in Angkor?
Are you planning a trip to the mesmerizing Angkor region with your beloved family? Well, then you must be thinking about capturing those precious moments with a professional family photographer. And let me tell you, choosing the right photographer is no piece of cake!...
Long time no see!
Long time no see! We apologize for our extended absence from the blogosphere, but we promise we have a “no” good excuse. Anyway, we’ve been caught up in a whirlwind of travel adventures since the world started opening up again. It’s been a wild...
“The Water Blessing” | Behind the Scenes with Angkor Travel Photography
Hi guys. Sorry for the delay since our last “Behind the Scenes” post! As promised, I’ll be sharing the back story, location, technique and thought process behind one of our photographs – today I’ll be talking about one of my favourite...
“Waist Deep” | Behind the Scenes with Angkor Travel Photography
The second of our “Behind the Scenes” series, we throw Chris in at the deep end, quite literally, and ask him to talk us through the process of making this beautiful image of the waterfall at Mt. Kulen in northern Siem Reap Province.
Our Best Photos of 2016: a Year to Remember
2016 has been an incredible year at Angkor Travel Photography; we invite you to share your thoughts on our best photos from the last twelve months in Cambodia and beyond.
Return of the “Chinois” – Régis’ Timely Return from Africa
Return of the Chinese! And no, we don’t mean the bus tours in Angkor, but rather our “Chinois” photographer, Régis, who has just gotten back from shooting for Handicap International in West Africa. Read on for more…
“The Drum” | Behind the Scenes with Angkor Travel Photography
We have an exciting new feature on the ATP website – our “Behind the Scenes” series where we take a look at what went on behind the camera when our favourite photographs were made. Join us for our first feature where Ale chats about his shot of the drumming monks at Kampong Phluk.
A New Photography Workshop for Children in Cambodia
An exciting new opportunity has presented itself for ATP photographer Régis. Read on to find out all about his new project connecting underprivileged Cambodian children with a long-running international photography festival in Provence, France.