Remember when you were in primary school and all you wanted was to have a nice picture of yourself taken? All your classmates wanted was to place funny gestures behind your head? This group of kids in a school in Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam) made sure no one had a photo taken without horns. Turned out to be better and I had as much laughs as they did 🙂
The temple ruins on top of the Hill of Phnom Bakheng in the Angkor Archaeological Park was once accessible only by riding on elephants. Today there are proper tracks and tourists climb up there in the evening hoping to catch its fabled sunset from this ancient vantage point. I chose a different angle and photographed it from the ground. Those are not magical objects flying about in the air. Those are leaves on a puddle. What you are seeing is another reflection of a great landmark, upside-down 🙂
How do you photograph the dome of a 500-year-old cathedral that has been painted or photographed 500 million times or more? I photographed Manila Cathedral via its reflection off a puddle of water outside and rotated the picture up-side down 🙂
