As a photographer documenting a social issue, Phillippines-based Jose Raymond Panaligan (b. 1969) believes he should be emotionally invested in the...
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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...
Children’s Day Returns to Shinta Mani
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...
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...
Kim Hak’s Exhibition Pays Tribute to Survivors
As a young boy, Kim Hak has seen his mother boil water, and sometimes a wild chicken in a kettle the family have been using during the turbulent...
Daily Digest: 29 November
[twocol_one] Thanks to everyone who came yesterday to the Opening Night of the 10th Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops! The event kicked off with...
Award-winning Exhibitions at McDermott Gallery
At the McDermott Gallery in Old Market, two award-winning masterpieces on great cityscapes in Europe and Hong Kong are about to leave their viewers...
Latest Articles
2016: A Peek at the Numbers
It's a wrap! It's been almost two weeks since we closed this year's call for festival submissions and workshop applications, and we are hard at work looking at each and every entry. The results for both the festival programme and workshop participants will be...
Left Three Days by Mak Remissa
When the Khmer Rouge took control of the capital in 1975, they issued an announcement to Phnom Penh residents to vacate the city for three days. Mak Remissa, who was 7 at that time, remembers his family denying the orders and hiding in their house to wait it out....
News & Happenings
Introducing ‘The Impact Project’
In 2006, Sampat Pal Devi formed a small group of women to fight cases of domestic violence and abuse occurring in her village in Uttar Pradesh. Today, the 'Gulabi Gang' has tens of thousands of members spread across the state. Wearing their famous pink saris...
10th Edition Call for Workshops Applications
The 10th Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops is now calling for applications to its professional workshops programme. The Angkor Photo Workshops is an annual tuition-free professional workshop aimed at nurturing emerging talent from Asia. Each year, 30 participants...
10th Edition Dates Announced!
Start making those travel arrangements to Siem Reap, Cambodia, because we want you with us here when we celebrate our 10th anniversary! Check out all the...
Calling all photographers: We want your books!
The APPA is setting up a cozy library at the Festival/Workshop Center this year, bringing along a great collection of photo books from their libraries.
Imagine Cambodia Photo Competition 2013
There are only 5 days to go to submit your work for this year’s IMAGINE CAMBODIA Photo Competition. Hundreds of photographers have already sent in amazing and beautiful images of Cambodia — be sure to send us yours before the competition closes on November 15th!