ENTRY DESCRIPTION
There are many temples and monuments in Angkor Park in Cambodia. But few have the draw that Bayon has every day. With hundreds of carved faces to photograph, it can be challenging to find just the right set to photograph in the right light. I've learned over the years that photographing the Bayon temple at the end of the day, just before we're ushered out of the park, is when the faces look their best. This set of faces were photographed just after 5pm in early December 2019.

AUTHOR
Ian Robert Knight is a photographer and writer that hails from Vancouver, Canada. He currently lives in Bangkok, and travels throughout East and Southeast Asia, looking for the hidden parts of the countries that no one sees. Having travelled to over 90 countries, visiting new locations is challenging, but rewarding.

Ian is a self-taught photographer, and spend most of his time teaching others how to be comfortable with their gear, and with strangers. Ian's ability to get his subjects to relax and feel comfortable in front of a camera shows through in his imagery. Ian works in portraiture, street, culture and travel photography genres.

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