



| | Siem Reap - Gateway to Cambodia's Golden Age and One of Sam's Exotic TravelsSiem Reap is a small gateway town to the world famous Angkor temples. Thanks to those attractions, Siem Reap has transformed itself into a major tourist hub.with modern hotels and architectures. Despite international influences, most of the Cambodian people have been untouched by the increased tourism - and lead simple lives much as their forefathers did.  Siem Reap albums consist of: People of Siem Reap - While the temple ruins at Angkor are remarkable, it is the people who captivated my heart: young and old, at work and at play. I hope you enjoy my view up close and personal of some very special people.
Sunset on Tonle Sap Lake - The Tonle Sap Lake consists of the lake and a flood plain of interconnected streams, ponds, flooded forests and wetland vegetation that supports a rich biodiversity of species including; aquatic plants, fish, birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, insects and microorganisms. The extensive biodiversity is linked to seasonal flooding, which sees the Great Lake increase 4 times in area, from 2500 km2 in the dry season to approximately 10000 km2 in the wet season. There is a strong relationship between the people and the natural resources of the Great Lake. It supplies the basis of life to the local people and is one of the largest freshwater fisheries in Asia. The sustainable management of this highly productive ecosystem is necessary to ensure food security and biodiversity conservation for Cambodia.
You can change the images in the Flickr panels by pressing the F5 key The photo albums, accessible above, are posted to Flickr! Viewing albums on Flickr is a little tricky. The easiest way is (1) open the set and then (2) choose Detail view in the lower left corner. This will open the set so you can see a larger thumbnail of each photo and its description. If you do this, you can quickly view thumbnails and expand to see enlarged views for any and all pictures. I would also appreciate any comments you might have and your vote for your favorite photos. ◊ How would you like never to buy another spare memory card for your holiday trip? ◊ How would you like never to miss a shot because your memory card is full? ◊ How would you like to upload your pictures while on a shoot and free up your media card without lugging your notebook computer around? |
 |  A World of Memory in Your Pocket "Traveling without my FotoLocket is as inconceivable to me as a world without email or cell phones. I honestly don't know how I ever managed to get by without one." - Sam
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