Miscellaneous Photos

Angkor Wat complex and area around it near Siem Reap have so much more to offer than temples only.The surrounding agricultural area around Angkor Wat is almost unspoilt for agriculture… Read more: Cambodian Paddy Field Photography in Silence

This article is part of the Cambodia Photo Tours and workshops experience.We are happy to inspire and help you in pursuing to craft your photographic vision subject matter and style. This… Read more: Cambodia Photo Tours~Preah Pithu T-Kor Sak Temple

Fotografie gaat in de basis over het vastleggen van dierbare momenten en herinneringen voor later. Sinds ik terug ben in Nederland na tien jaar gewoond te hebben in Azië, stuitte… Read more: ‘Madrid door de lens in 1985’

36 Exposures is my homage to the people of Cambodia. It is also my tribute to film photography and my love for magazines and photo’s in print. The days when… Read more: Cambodia 36 exposures on film in 2022

Jean-Michel Filippi is the most prominent professor of linguistics at the Royal University of Phnom Penh- Cambodia.For historical and current Khmer knowledge his website is a great source of information.https://www.publikam.com/en/All… Read more: About the most prominent professor of Khmer/Cambodian History and it’s hidden secrets.

Brutalism is derived from the French term, beton brut, which translates to “rough concrete”. Phnom Penh Brutalism-Modernist ArchitectureDiscovered in Cambodia before its been demolished. All images by Michael Klinkhamer in… Read more: Phnom Penh Brutalism-Modernism Architecture re-Discovered.

Phnom Penh 20 January 2022 While we in the west are deliberating over our viruses, self proclaimed problems and media engulfed fake doom. Being back in Phnom Penh after almost… Read more: On a raw empty stomach in Phnom Penh Cambodia.

During my Phnom Penh photography walks I regularly came across a small community of the poorest. On a small plot of waste land, right on the edge of the Mekong… Read more: Urgency for a cataract surgery in Cambodia, and my tribute to W. Eugene Smith.

“We couldn’t make it anymore more fun.” The well-known winged advertising message from the tax authorities has now become famous tile wisdom in the Netherlands. With the new office building… Read more: UNStudio delivers International allure to the City of Groningen.

At least 1 billion people have a vision impairment that could have been prevented or has yet to be addressed.  In 2016 I was asked to do some portraits for… Read more: Eye (I) Care for Cambodia

Looking at the Ferrari 488 Spider for the first time is an overwhelming visual experience.  Photographing the Corso Red color Ferrari on a beautiful Sunday morning is an invitation to… Read more: Ferrari 488 Spider, a Superb Visual Driving Experience.

Does street photography make you a better photographer? The definition of street photography is often debated. For me, it means, at its core; taking non staged spontaneous pictures of people… Read more: Phnom Penh Photo Walks

Peter Klashorst is after 60 years of making art a certified “art barbarian” and one of the last art Mohicans. He was at a very young age confident enough to sell his first paintings and never stopped.

Now order your “Moodimage‘‘ directly from for on your wall here for custom orders and affordable deals directly from the artist. Frangipani Flowers in the Rain by Michael KlinkhamerBuy this… Read more: Art photographs from Michael Klinkhamer for on your wall.

In 2016 I was in the privileged circumstances to photograph some older authentic men in Cambodia. These men hadn’t lost their pride and spirit despite the sometimes miserable circumstances.

Whatever your political standpoint might be, it is hard to ignore Donald Trump with his brazen personality, orange glow, and ever golden too white smile.

Flowers in Dirt is a series of portraits of underprivileged children that I photographed in Cambodia. My aim is to show the potential of these children and look reality in the eyes.

Quoted this 10 years ago. What a ride it has been so far! Clearly I was very positive about the future and open to life then. Today I am still… Read more: You can’t change the past, but you can ruin the present by worrying about the future