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Endless hallways in Angkor Wat
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| Endless hallways connect many small rooms containing Hindu deities remnants and statues of Buddhas. Once the largest Hindu temple in the world, Angkor Wat and other temples now are being rebuilt. First the jungle of 500 years must be removed, along with land mines from many wars. the communists bombs, and earthquakes have also taken a tool. First Hindu, then Buddhist, the remains are mind boggling, that such a huge cultured civilization once existed, to disappear back into the jungles again. |
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Hello Gloria
Congratulations! This is a fine example of photographic concentricity, the various arches leading the eye through to the distance. Well done!
I like your choice of monochrome too, very effective in accentuating the beauty and intricate detail in the stonework.
Impressive and enjoyable to view. TFS.
Martyn
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