Angkor Wat is one temple among many in northwestern Cambodia. There are over 40 structures within an area of 77 square miles. The earliest monuments were built in the ninth century and the latest completed in the early thirteenth century. They were built by a succession of Cambodian kings in memory of ancestors or as Hindu or Buddhist temples. These images were shot on Kodak T-Max film with a 35mm camera and a Hasselblad panoramic camera and printed on Ilford fiber based paper.

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