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15th EDITION

 

2019 MAGAZINE

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15th Edition: 2020

  • 28 October 2019 – Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops celebrates its 15th year

14th Edition: 2019

  • 21 MARCH 2018 – Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops announces Asian-majority organising committee and new leadership.
  • 21 MARS 2018 – Le Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops s’autonomise en vue de sa 14ème édition : fonde son comité organisateur à majorité asiatique et change de direction

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Hi, My name is Gio Panlilio (@gpanlilio), I’m a Hi, My name is Gio Panlilio (@gpanlilio), I’m a photographer based in the Philippines and I’ll be taking over the Angkor Photo Festival Instagram this week. I’ll be sharing some images I made while looking out of my apartment window during the most intense period of the lockdown. . #APFWtakeover #APFWalumni #AngkorPhoto #2020AngkorPhoto
Hi, My name is Gio Panlilio (@gpanlilio), I’m a Hi, My name is Gio Panlilio (@gpanlilio), I’m a photographer based in the Philippines and I’ll be taking over the Angkor Photo Festival Instagram this week. I’ll be sharing some images I made while looking out of my apartment window during the most intense period of the lockdown. . With the strict social distancing policies, activities we probably wouldn’t have thought twice about are now suddenly seen in a new light. The transformation of public spaces has meant that these routines are now done in isolation and in private, away from potential contact with other people. . #APFWtakeover #APFWalumni #AngkorPhoto #2020AngkorPhoto
Hi, My name is Gio Panlilio (@gpanlilio), I’m a Hi, My name is Gio Panlilio (@gpanlilio), I’m a photographer based in the Philippines and I’ll be taking over the Angkor Photo Festival Instagram this week. I’ll be sharing some images I made while looking out of my apartment window during the most intense period of the lockdown. . With the strict social distancing policies, activities we probably wouldn’t have thought twice about are now suddenly seen in a new light. The transformation of public spaces has meant that these routines are now done in isolation and in private, away from potential contact with other people. . #APFWtakeover #APFWalumni #AngkorPhoto #2020AngkorPhoto
Hi, My name is Gio Panlilio (@gpanlilio), I’m a Hi, My name is Gio Panlilio (@gpanlilio), I’m a photographer based in the Philippines and I’ll be taking over the Angkor Photo Festival Instagram this week. I’ll be sharing some images I made while looking out of my apartment window during the most intense period of the lockdown. . Lockdown here has been the longest in the world, lasting almost 100 days, and, as my days spent in quarantine have gone on, the distance between me and the next person has felt increasingly more acute. From my window, the normally bustling streets of Makati City were mostly empty, accentuating the size and the scale and the absence. Looking out, I’d occasionally still see a lone person walking to or from somewhere, whose presence, without the usual people next to them, made the streets feel huge. From where I was standing, faces began to lose their features, obscured by distance and by masks and their moving bodies became gestures that seemed to gradually fade away. . #APFWtakeover #APFWalumni #AngkorPhoto #2020AngkorPhoto
Hi, My name is Gio Panlilio (@gpanlilio), I’m a Hi, My name is Gio Panlilio (@gpanlilio), I’m a photographer based in the Philippines and I’ll be taking over the Angkor Photo Festival Instagram this week. I’ll be sharing some images I made while looking out of my apartment window during the most intense period of the lockdown. . Lockdown here has been the longest in the world, lasting almost 100 days, and, as my days spent in quarantine have gone on, the distance between me and the next person has felt increasingly more acute. From my window, the normally bustling streets of Makati City were mostly empty, accentuating the size and the scale and the absence. Looking out, I’d occasionally still see a lone person walking to or from somewhere, whose presence, without the usual people next to them, made the streets feel huge. From where I was standing, faces began to lose their features, obscured by distance and by masks and their moving bodies became gestures that seemed to gradually fade away. . #APFWtakeover #APFWalumni #AngkorPhoto #2020AngkorPhoto
Hi, My name is Gio Panlilio (@gpanlilio), I’m a Hi, My name is Gio Panlilio (@gpanlilio), I’m a photographer based in the Philippines and I’ll be taking over the Angkor Photo Festival Instagram this week. I’ll be sharing some images I made while looking out of my apartment window during the most intense period of the lockdown. Lockdown here has been the longest in the world, lasting almost 100 days, and, as my days spent in quarantine have gone on, the distance between me and the next person has felt increasingly more acute. From my window at the start of the lockdown, the normally bustling streets of Makati City were mostly empty, accentuating the size and the scale and the absence. Looking out, I’d occasionally still see a lone person walking to or from somewhere, whose presence, without the usual people next to them, made the streets feel huge. From where I was standing, faces began to lose their features, obscured by distance and by masks and their moving bodies became gestures that seemed to gradually fade away. #APFWtakeover #APFWalumni #AngkorPhoto #2020AngkorPhoto
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