Angkor Shorts
Description: This image depicts one of the wonderful bas relief carvings on the walls of the Bayon Temple in Angkor Thom. Although time has taken its toll, the statue is essentially intact, as are the wonderful stone-carved ornamentations that surround it. I remember having to wait several minutes to capture this image because of the constant procession of visitors passing by.
Description: This is an image of the open, outer gallery on the south side of the Angkor Wat temple. The temple is enormous. Although we were there with many hundreds of others, it wasn't difficult to find incredible views, such as this, without another person in sight. Although the temple was built about 900 years ago, it is a remarkable testament to its builders in that it remains an incredible architectural masterpiece today. It is an awe-inspiring experience to walk through the complex, one that I won't forget. What I love about this image is the incredible depth; the vanishing point at the far end. Think of the engineering required to build something so straight all those years ago.
Pillars Along The Gallery, Angkor Wat - BW Shorts
by Brian's Photographic Art
$21 $27
Description: Cambodia rendered as a travel souvenir patch in embroidered stamp style. The design centers Angkor Wat, worked in red thread on a canvas badge with a scalloped edge and CAMBODIA across the top. Suits Cambodians, expats, gap year travelers, and anyone marking off the countries they have seen. If you want Cambodia travel art that is not a flag or a map, this is it. One of a world country series in the same embroidered stamp style, so the places you care about can sit together.
Cambodia Vintage Travel Patch Angkor Wat Embroidered Stamp Souvenir Art Shorts
by tiigerdad
$21 $27
Description: This vintage-style archaeological design celebrates the historic Khmer Empire and the iconic temples of Angkor in Siem Reap, Cambodia. It features detailed illustrations of ancient temple architecture, stone faces, site maps, and architectural floor plans from the 9th to 15th century.
