Sunset Street

A typical Phnom Penh street as the sun goes down.

Taken with a Samsung SL605

Fruit Stall

As seen on Phsar Chas.

Taken with a Samsung SL605

Cooking

It happens so rarely, I decided to document it.

Taken with a Sony Webbie MHS-CM1 HD Camcorder.

En Travaux

Lots of work of every kind going on here. You can't escape it, it's everywhere you go.

Taken with a Samsung SL605

Scene de Rue

A snapshot for which I wanted an old feel.

Taken with a Samsung SL605

Monk & Flags

All those colours were too good to pass.
PT: saturation, lightness, crop.

Taken with a Samsung SL605

Fire

These days, people started burning papers and stuff on their balcony... I don't know exactly why, I suspect a Buddhist festival but didn't find anything concrete. Last night, at around 2 am, I saw this guy burning stuff in two big piles on a balcony that is otherwise closed by a gate... It looked like some sort of mafia thing, it weirded me out...
PT: colouring, crop, border.

Taken with a Sony Webbie MHS-CM1 HD Camcorder.

Street Vendors

When the "coconut" man and the "cooking on the side of the road" man meet... You also have an example of what men do here when it's really hot: pull up their shirt! I've never seen that anywhere else...

Taken with a Samsung SL605

Tropical Rain

It rained heavily as I was at the restaurant. The terrace was shaded, but even then, it was raining so hard and it was so windy, I started feeling a few drops on me. The table you see was wet and people were hiding in tuk-tuks.
Ah, monsoon.
The widescreen setting was an accident, but I actually like it.

Taken with a Samsung SL605.

Recycling

Continuing with what I ended up calling "Everyday Life Series"... such a serious title...
Here we have a man who went through rubbish and pulled aside cardboard, cans, etc, to "recycle" and get a few thousand riels...

Taken with a Samsung SL605.

Renovating

Furniture shop on the side of the road.
PT: slight contrast.

Taken with a Samsung SL605.