As we made our way through the Khmer ruins of Wat Thom near Siem Reap, Cambodia, nestled in a little nook a young man sat cross legged on the ground and painted images of the ancient site. His big toe was hastily wrapped from some injury, probably walking bare footed among the tumbled down stone blocks.
Canon EOS 1DS Mark III
1/200 sec
f/8
ISO 500
focal length 64mm
28-200mm glass
hand held

khmer, siem reap, cambodia wat thom, artist, bandaged toe, candid of artist
Just a retired old guy who loves looking for an eclectic mix of subjects to photograph, from people, to places, to concepts, and enjoys all aspects of the hunt, the find, and the shot, plus dabbling in the post production.
“No great artist ever sees things as they really are. If he did, he would cease to be an artist”
Oscar Wilde
Comments
Magnificent Portrait!!!
thanks vitta,
he sold a number of these to folks in our group, and was quite accomplished
– phil decocco
Great Portrait. Glad you did not show his face makes you wonder about his water colour talent.

tom
appreciate your weighing in on this one
– phil decocco
Great capture!!!
WeeZie
so glad you liked this one from the jungles of Cambodia
– phil decocco
wow.. what a fabulous capture Phil.. looks like his painting is quite involved..
thanks linmarie,
he was gifted, for sure, and the items folks bought that I saw were well done
– phil decocco
Thanks Dion. Always an honor to be featured
– phil decocco