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Angkor Wat
Lens: Sigma 17-50 1:2.8 EX HSM Camera: Pentax K-5 Photo Location: Siem Reap, Cambodia ISO: 100 
Posted By: fbi69, 11-30-2014, 12:20 AM

Angkor Wat temple complex, Cambodia. Pentax K-5 w Sigma 17-50 2.8 EX HSM. Taken on a photo tour with local guide Kimleng Sang, kimlengsang@hotmail.com, an excellent guide, gifted photographer and nice guy who showed me this amazing place and coached me taking these pictures. A lifetime experience.

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11-30-2014, 02:19 AM   #2
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Great shots... also straight out of the "Tomb Raider" movie set.
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thanks! indeed, Tomb Raider was shot at Ta Prohm temple, which is pictured in the second-, third- and fourth-last images
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I've always wanted to go there. Great shots. Thanks for sharing

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I've always wanted to go there. Great shots. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Kyricom, and by all means, go there; Siem Reap is accessible with international flights, tourust infrastructure very adecuate in that city - and the Cambodians are lovely people!
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Great post...thanks excellent series, combining elements and wide shots to give a strong feeling of the power and beauty....
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Great post...thanks excellent series, combining elements and wide shots to give a strong feeling of the power and beauty....
Thanks Phoenixvision, i really cherish these pics. I owe much to my guide, honestly, i learned a lot from him.

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Nice reporting set.
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I'll be in Siem Reap and Phnom Pehn in Early January '15. I have a booked a photographic guide for 3 days and as well as the main complex at Angkor, we will be headed out into the bush to some of the more remote (sans tourist) temples. I will be taking weather sealed 16-50 and 50-135 lenses as well as the 3 amigo's and the 12-24 (and maybe the 10-17 FE).
Do i need something longer on my K-3/K-5? I have the 60-250, Would that be a better bet than my trusty 50-135? So many lenses... got to choose wisely

We are also headed to HoChi Minh and Hanoi in Vietnam during the same trip.

Any advice for a fellow traveler?
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Very nice set, so much better than my images from 2007 when my K10d was still shiney and new.
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I so want to go there..
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What a remarkable place so beautifully presented.
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