Archive for June 2010
A worthwhile visit, a rural school in Cambodia. Part 2.
Smiling student.
One of the most rewarding things to do when you are in Cambodia has nothing to do with sightseeing at venues like Angkor Wat or visiting the Irawaddy dolphins at Kratie. I recommend you take some time out of your busy days to visit a rural school and donate school supplies. These students are not well to do and are always short of basic supplies like pencils, paper tablets and rulers. For less than $50 US you can easily supply every student with these supplies. And you never know how you might be impacting these students. For every child attending school, there is probably another that does not attend school for one reason or another and it is near impossible to make a difference in their lives. At least with the children in school they are learning the basics although there is no telling where they may be in ten more years. The five and six year olds in these photos may be working in the fields with their parents in another 6 or 7 years.
Photos were taken with a Nikon D700 and Nikkor AFS 24-70mm f/2.8 zoom lens or a Nikon D300s and Nikkor 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 VRI zoom lens.
Three room school near Stung Treng.
Using chalk and fiber boards.
Big smile on small face.
Interested girl.
Old Delhi near Jama Masjid – great location for photographs
Full load.
Here are some more photos from my last trip to Delhi. As noted in my previous postings about Old Delhi, a rickshaw is a great vantage point for photos. Not only do you get a convenient means to travel this area, the perspective renders a slightly different point of view.
All photos taken with a Nikon D700 and Nikkor AFS 24-70mm f/2.8 zoom lens.
Heavy load.
Back end.
Grueling work.
Rickshaw man.
