A big thank you to everyone who contributed to creating this special video, and of course, to our Media Team Soumyadip Ghosh and Yennie Yong for making it happen!
10th Edition (2014): Post Archives
Daily Digest: Closing Night
What an incredible way to close the 10th Angkor Photo Festival & Festival! On December 6th, under the glow of the full moon, hundreds streamed onto the grounds of the riverside gardens across from the Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor to join us for our finale evening.
Daily Digest: December 5
[twocol_one] By Yong Yen Nie In today’s advent of technology, photographers are increasingly relying on social media tools to publicize their...
Angkor Photo Workshops: Behind The Scenes
We arrived at a deserted amusement park just outside Siem Reap with Peter Teh, a participant of this year's 10th Angkor Photo Workshops. “Once it is...
Sitting down with Max Pam
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...
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...
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News & Happenings
19th Edition: Incoming!
Our 19th Edition returns from from 19th to 28th January 2024! Join us in Siem Reap for our annual festival, and if you're an emerging photographer from Asia, our Angkor Photo Workshops is now officially open for applications! Stay tuned via our newsletter for...
Open Open Call 2022/23
We welcome all photographers and lens-based practitioners to submit your projects for the festival’s projections programme, to be shown at our upcoming 18th Edition in Siem Reap, Cambodia, in January 2023. This call is open to all forms of lens-based work, including...
Processes in Visualising Research/Stories
This short course lightly touches on visual anthropology. By helping participants to learn how to notice their own subjectivities, personal stories and social constructs, participants will come to a clearer understanding of their position as researchers/storytellers...
Exhibition 101
Go through through the fundamentals of presenting your work as an exhibition! What are the ways of creating a compelling narrative with space and materials? Participants will also get a chance to create an exhibition plan for an existing project. This two-session...
Documentaries from RESYNC
RESYNC, the 3-month hybrid program by the School of Slow Media has concluded with 65 people producing 20 short documentaries across 10+ cities across the world! We are proud to be a supporter of this initiative – watch the films now on their Vimeo channel.