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December 28th 2007

Published: June 25th 2008

My tour through the Temples of Angkor ended with a sunrise trip to Ta Phrom. The most photographed and sought after temple next to Angkor Wat, I hoped to get there before the other tourists, and thanks to my awesome tour guide and Tuk Tuk driver I made it in time! Ta Phrom didn't fail to disappoint. The guidebooks say you feel like an Archaeologist from the 19th century when you visit Ta Phrom,... Read Full Entry

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Stephen Paul

I grew up in a small town. I went to Uni. I started taking pictures afterwards in 2000. Several cross country road trips and 3 summers in the Sierra Nevada forced me to fall in love with the outdoors. In 2004 I began working full time, taking advantage of every free weekend and holiday while liquidating my yearly vacation for bigger trips to other countries. I especially love conifer forests and alpine mountains. I'm currently taking pictures of Kids and Models, check out my Facebook page for details! [url=ht... full info

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25th June 2008

galacticnick
galacticnick

i love amok too! how's the sweets?

25th June 2008

Ali
Ali Watters

Great photos as always!
And my favourite Cambodian dish is also the Fish Amok :)

25th June 2008

Stephen Paul
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sweet!
They were actually delicious, which is surprising considering I was used to sweets with 10x more calories like donuts coated in icing, cookies and ice cream. Its nice to see the Amok lovers come out of the woodwork!! :)

26th June 2008

mariaphuong
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do you know how long they make Amok??
I heard from cambodian if person want to have Amok in the evening they have to wake up early in the morning 4am to prepair all what they need and cook for full day to get it for Dinner. That what it must good ! Thanks for Cambodian !

26th June 2008

Christa Hayden
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Another Amok Fan
Hi! :) What a great collection of photos! I love the branches of Ta Prom...you really captured the "aliveness"...like hands reaching out and caressing (crushing??) the temple...fascinating! I also LOVE the close-up of the elephant...they are so sweet. We would like you to come back :). It's more fun with you here!

29th June 2008

janet
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Beautiful
I wish I had gone with you, Steve. These pictures are amazing. But your schedule sounds hectic, and the heat would have done me in. I will be sorry I did not visit Ben and Christa...thanks for the great pictures and tour.

6th August 2008

Somala
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finally!
Finally I had a chance to see your Cambodia pics! It looks like you had an amazing time! I love amok too! Have you been to Chez Sovan in SJ? They have the best amok in town =)

3rd January 2009

nidea
Sergio Rodriguez

In my humble opinion, the new seven wonders of the world are new seven stupidities beyond any understanding. Great work and great pictures:)

12th May 2011

Bayon- What NOT to wear to Angkor. These are STILL sacred and holy places lady! Would you visit the Vatican dressed like that?!

anonymous
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id go to the vatican but naked

18th January 2013

Vernekar
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Exactly what I was thinking....
It's about respect

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