Temples of Cambodia

Thanks for sharing this image — it really stood out to me for its simple yet thoughtful composition. The corridor at Angkor Wat is beautifully framed, drawing the eye down its length while showcasing the intricate carvings along the way. I especially appreciated the contrasting colours of the pillars on either side, which added depth and made me feel as though I was standing there in the moment.

Thanks for entering — I really enjoyed this shot. It offered a different take by focusing on just one element, the statue, which made it stand out. The low angle gave it strong framing, and I liked how the focus on the arms still allowed enough detail in the face to come through. The black and white treatment added a great sense of atmosphere — I felt like I was standing beneath it centuries ago. The use of shadow really helped support that mood.

I really like your take on this photo. The black and white gives it a great atmosphere, and I appreciate that you’ve kept all the faces in focus—most people tend to gradually blur them out. The leading line moving from right to left is also a nice touch. Well done.

Thanks for submitting this unique take on a classic Angkor sunrise. It took me a moment to realise the image had been flipped — a creative touch that really made me stop and look. The framing is well considered, and the combination of the soft light and cloud cover gives the scene a serene, almost dreamlike quality. The detail in the reflection is particularly striking and offers a refreshing shift away from the standard landscape perspective.