Commissariat (Central Police Station), from circa 1910, commands a corner view by the Post Office. Shuttered for decades, it was featured in the Matt Dillon film City of Ghosts. One feature is the late addition of exterior terraces after French troops learned firsthand that the city’s screened terraces weren’t entirely ornamental but vital for cooling [...]
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Former Central Police Station
Posted: July 1, 2011 in ArchitectureTags: Abandoned Building, Cambodia, Colonial Building, Former Central Police Station, Phnom Penh
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Independence Monument, Again
Posted: April 17, 2011 in UncategorizedTags: វិមានឯករាជ្យ, Independence Monument, light painting, Phnom Penh
This is not my first time to post the photos of Independence Monument. I have been there shooting for countless of times, but this is my first time to use painting technique to give more light to the foreground subjects. Here are my two favorite shots.
If you have followed this blog long enough, you might notice that long exposure is one my favorite subject of photography. Last Sunday I went for some light tails again but this time with Hoya NDX8 I just borrowed from a friend, I were able to drag my shutter speed as long as almost 600 [...]
It was a busy week. So here is just a quick update, some photos of Royal Palace I took a few weeks back.
This time we explored some new locations and found some interesting apartments. Here are some photos from our latest Phnom Penh’s architecture walk.
