By Yong Yen Nie Australian photographer Max Pam has a wanderlust that does not extinguish. At the age of 20, he landed in Singapore for the trip of...
Festival Programme: Post Archives
Daily Digest: December 4
[twocol_one] By Yong Yen Nie The Angkor Photo Workshop finally wrapped up yesterday, and we are really excited to see festival participants making...
Zeng Nian: Remembering the Three Gorges Dam
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...
Daily Digest: December 3
[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!...
Jose Raymond Panaligan at E.F.E.O.
As a photographer documenting a social issue, Phillippines-based Jose Raymond Panaligan (b. 1969) believes he should be emotionally invested in the...
Daily Digest: December 2
[twocol_one] It was a bustling day at the festival centre yesterday, with portfolio reviews and the traveling edition of Invisible Photographers...
Daily Digest: December 1
[twocol_one] We had a packed second day of the Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops and we hope you have enjoyed making new friends and reuniting...
‘Trading to Extinction’ returns after 10 years
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,...
Daily Digest: November 30
[twocol_one] The momentum of the 10th Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops is building fast! Our portfolio reviews had a great start yesterday,...
Interview with Patrick Chauvel
Patrick Chauvel (b. 1949) is an esteemed war photographer who has covered conflicts around the world for almost half a century. A grandfather of...
Latest Articles
A focus on Cambodia
Known as an international event, this year’s Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops returns to Siem Reap for its 14th year with a stronger focus on on Cambodia. More Cambodians are involved in the festival organisation than ever before, with two of the committee...
Words of Advice: Tutors of the Workshops
Angkor photo festival has become THE place for Southeast Asian photographers to meet up annually, and a real camaraderie among regional photographers has been built. The workshops at the festival have become the ones nurturing the next generation of Asian and...
News & Happenings
Covid-19 Update & Travel Advisory
The health and safety of our team, the community and all event participants is prioritised above all else. We will only conduct in-person activities if and when it is responsible to do so, and when we can guarantee the safety of all involved. Current Travel...
Camera Donation Drive for Anjali Kids
Have a camera sitting unused and unloved in your drawer? Let the kids of Anjali House give it new life! Each year, about 50 children and youths from the Siem Reap-based NGO participate in the Anjali Photo Workshops – a 10-day fun-filled event which aims to nurture...
ADAGP: Protecting photographers’ rights
For our 13th and 14th Edition, we were grateful to receive the support of ADAGP for the second year. A non-profit artists’ rights association founded in 1953, ADAGP currently represents more than 62,000 photographers around the world and works to ensure the proper...
Back for our 14th Edition
This December, the annual Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops returns for the 14th year in Siem Reap to show the work of over 100 photographers from 40 countries! Whether you are a photographer or a lover of photography, all events are free and open to everyone to...
New Organising Committee Announced
A vibrant space for the growth and expansion of Asian photography As it enters its 14th year, the longest-running international photography event in Southeast Asia is taking big steps into the future with the announcement of new leadership and a renewed focus on its...