Amazing Cambodia
"An amazing way to connect to the past".
"An amazing way to connect to the past".
A personal vision of some major Angkorean temples (and the daily life within) by a free-lance photographer.
A milestone photo report on Khmer temples completed just months before the closing-down of the country by the Khmer Rouge.
A deeply personal and reflective photographic work on Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom and the Bayon.
Photo depository on early Asian architecture nurtured by numerous contributors around the world
The series Photographies de la Société de Géographie/Asie/Cambodge at Gallica/BNF
Considerations on ancient Khmer temples in Cambodia by architecture historian James Fergusson (1808-1886)
Angkor's First Photographers in 1860's Colonial Intrigues
Impressive collection of postcards, to be viewed or purchased online
An online treasure for researchers, artists and Angkor lovers.
Twenty years of dreamlike, magical and yes, elegiac photography through the ruins of Angkor
Several pieces in the "Angkor Catalogue" edited by photographer Emile Gsell himself, commented and analyzed by art historian Joachim Karl...
A richly illustrated journey through Indochina, and in particular Cambodia in the early years of the French Protectorate.
Wet-Collodion photo-processing and Angkor seen by pioneer photographer Émile Gsell.
Most of John Thomson's original photo negatives are kept at London Wellcome Library, a collection now accessible online.
The Archeology of imagery from the Khmer Empire.
What is everlasting, and what fleeting? The question lies at the core of Khmer culture, and of Angkor history.
A 1879 French "adaptation" of photographer and geographer John Thomson's "The Straits of Malacca, Indo-China, and China" (1875).
The monumental photo and film documentation on Planet Earth set up by philanthropist Albert Kahn
Heartfelt portraits of Cambodian people living within the Angkorian territory in the 1990s.
The travelogue of an early explorer and archaelogist in Angkor and Champa areas
Personal photo-exploration of several temples in the Angkor Wat area
Cambodia before the civll war as seen by anthropologist and historian Michael Vickery.
'British spy' or first adventurous British tourist in Angkor? A young consular official's lively report of photographer John Thomson's journey.
Impressive collection of period photos capturing Angkor Wat, as well as cultural and daily life through Cambodia history.
Was he "the first" or "one of the first" to rediscover Angkor and to capture it on film? No matter...
On the first anniversary of H.R.H. Princess Norodom Buppha Devi's passing, we return to the splendid 'The Apsaras of Angkor'...
The written account that decades later inspired a best-selling book and a Hollywood musical is nevertheless a valuable document for...
The magic lens of a photographer in a class all of her own.
When war refugees became the temple keepers...7 of the 37 Jean Boulbet's photographs kept at Bophana Center were exhibited in...
Photographic essays by famous or budding photographers. A forum for young and confirmed talents.
Photographic essays by famous or budding photographers. A forum for young and confirmed talents, a compilation of reference visual arts...
Linguist and geographer, Deacon Guesdon was also an amateur photographer who captured daily life scenes of Cambodia in the years...
Photographic essays by famous or budding photographers. A forum for young and confirmed talents.
Photographic essays by famous or budding photographers. A forum for young and confirmed talents.
When a tranquil Angkor site inspires inner peace, and reveals sculpted stones as a dreamlike tapestry.
“Women in Angkor, Women of Angkor” selects amateur photographs that particularly express the feminine at Angkor.
A photographic journey through Angkor and its people, "places of the sacred and of the living".