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As Tharum’s also has a post on this, i was introduced and got an email from Stuart Isett, Photographer in Paris, France to make a post too. So here it is…

The Angkor Photography Festival. Please find the detail information below or at http://www.angkorphotofestival.com/

The inaugural Angkor Photography Festival was held in October, 2005 in Siem Reap, Cambodia, and was the first of its kind organized in Southeast Asia. The goals of this international annual gathering are both artistic and humanitarian.

With this principle in mind, in addition to the fourteen major exhibitions and seven photo-projection evenings, a group of artists and reporters also volunteered to organize a free workshop for young photographers from the region as well as a photo-dance workshop for a group of underprivileged street children from the town of Siem Reap.

We’re really hoping Flickr will be a way to make the Angkor Photography Festival a global event that helps build a vibrant and open photography community. If you have time, we have our first set of images up on our page taken by street children from the town of Siem Reap. The work was produced in a workshop run by Magnum photographer Antoine d’Agata, and is part of the festival’s outreach program to the Siem Reap community:

Angkorphotographyfestival

We will be adding more work in the weeks to come, from the workshops and exhibits from the 2005 festival. I hope you can come take a look and post some comments.

We will also be having a contest for Flickr members starting in May and winners’ work will be shown at a slide presentation at Angkor during the festival from November 25th until December 1st, 2006. All photographs will remain copyrighted to photographers so I hope you’ll be interested in entering an image.

If you have any questions or want to be on our mailing list for contest, festival or work shop info, please email me at:

angkorphotofestival@yahoo.com

I also encourage you to pass on our contact to any Flickr friends you have who might be interested.

Thanks again and best wishes,

Stuart Isett
http://www.angkorphotofestival.com

The photos are look nice at Street kids’

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