Here are some of the images from my submission portfolio for “ART takes Times Square”
See the link http://ernykahle.artistswanted.org/atts2012 for the complete portfolio.
After my trip to Viernam/Cambodia people kept on asking for more portraits mostly from Myanmar. And last Monday I have given a presentation for the Fotografencafé at Woerden (The Netherlands) about culture/travel photography. A lot of the visitors were very interested in my images shot with high ISO. Now I have made a combination: mostly portraits shot with high ISO, either 3200 or 6400. And most of you know I am a Nikon photographer and all these images come out of my Nikon D3s with mostly the Nikon 24-70 zoom. I will try to put some of these images with a higher resolution at Facebook at www.facebook.com/ernykahlephotography in a couple of days.
Near the city of Danang you will find a small but lovely (but also more touristic) village Hoi An. Strolling through the centre along the river is the thing to do. If you want to see the fishermen take a small boat around sunset.
This post is about the way the nature integrated with the temples in the past thousand years. Most trees have grown into the temple of Ta Prohm. It is an amazing and astonishing view.
This is my last post from Cambodia. In the coming weeks you will see more images per subject. Thanks for your supporting comments during these 5 weeks.
Around the Angkor temples there are thousands of tourists. But of course you also find some local children and devotes persons (monks and nuns). Another element you find around the Angkor temples is nature. In the second post today I will come back to that subject.
