by jess | Dec 5, 2014 | 10th Edition (2014), 2014 Festival Programme, Articles & Resources
Zeng Nian’s images in the body of work ‘A Quiet River: Construction of the Three Gorges Dam’ are sultry, panoramic spreads on China whom many consider as art photography. But to Zeng, he is a documentarian at heart. His exhibition will open at 6.00PM today along the...
by jess | Dec 4, 2014 | 10th Edition (2014), 2014 Festival Programme, Anjali WS 2014
[twocol_one] By Yong Yen Nie The afternoon rain did not dampen our spirits, and we had a Children’s Day filled with so much fun and laughter! Children’s Day is an integral part of Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops. It is a day celebrating the achievements of...
by jess | Dec 4, 2014 | 10th Edition (2014), 2014 Festival Programme, Articles & Resources
As a photographer documenting a social issue, Phillippines-based Jose Raymond Panaligan (b. 1969) believes he should be emotionally invested in the story. In 1992, Jose started his career in photojournalism and began photographing the Mangyans, an indigenous group...
by jess | Dec 3, 2014 | 10th Edition (2014), 2014 Festival Programme
[twocol_one] It was a bustling day at the festival centre yesterday, with portfolio reviews and the traveling edition of Invisible Photographers Asia’s (IPA) Photobooks Showcase in full swing. We had Adil Hasan speak about his photobook “When Abba Was Ill” in an...
by jess | Dec 3, 2014 | 10th Edition (2014), Anjali WS 2014
It was a scorching hot day in Siem Reap but the Anjali Photo Workshop participants were unperturbed. They were busy photographing scenes found in a local village. Walking along the Bakong Village some 40 kilometres away from the Siem Reap, Ry Savroun or Roun and four...
