An elephant lies defeated, his legs chained to the ground. A large drop of tear starts to stream down its face as a girl peers out of a window, expressionless. It is as though the role of man and beast is reversed. “Trading to Extinction”, Patrick Brown’s riveting...
Patrick Chauvel (b. 1949) is an esteemed war photographer who has covered conflicts around the world for almost half a century. A grandfather of three, he is here at the Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops to show an important body of work called “Ceux du Nord” at...
For now, anyway! Submissions are now closed -- we would like to say a big THANK YOU to all of you who submitted work for the 7th edition of the Angkor Photo Festival. We received more than 600 submissions this year, and are thrilled with the entries this year -- a lot...
Back for the 7th year -- the FREE 2011 Angkor Photo Workshops is now officially accepting applications from all young Asian photographers! To get started, first download and read through our application guidelines and the application form below: (To download:...
In recent years, more and more Asian photographers are emerging onto the international scene, producing work of outstanding calibre and giving exposure to little known issues from their region or their own countries. However, one of the biggest obstacles faced by...
We are a few hours early (well, depending on which part of the world you are in), but it has officially begun - the call for submissions for the 2011 program of the Angkor Photo Festival is now open! For more information on how to submit, click here to download the...
I thought I would write a little more about the Anjali photobook which we'll be launching during the festival on 22 November at the Angkor Hospital for Children. Each year, and as part of the Angkor Photo Festival, the children of Anjali House have been participating...