Dailies 2016
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Fish traps
Man in a dugout canoe loaded with fish traps moves up the flooded Tahas River towards Tonle Sap lake, Cambodia, to set his fish traps. The lake's size varies considerably over the course of a year from an area of around 2,500 sq km to up to 16,000 sq km at the peak of the Southwest monsoon in early October. The Tonle Sap floodplain is home to 149 species of fish and supports one of the world’s most productive freshwater fisheries.
fish trapsfishermandugout canoeTahas Rivermonsoon seasonflooded riverCambodiaKampong Phluk
Byron Fair Photography
on January 2, 2018Very nice capture. Beautiful scene.
fotoeffects
on January 2, 2018Super shot! We watched a documentary on Tonle Sap...such a fascinating part of the world.
Bruno Suignard
on January 2, 2018interesting scene!!
BIRDS-WILDLIFE-AUSTRALIA
on January 2, 2018Very nice shot of the dugout canoe ! That man must have an excellent sense of balance, on such a narrow platform ! The river certainly looks flooded.
arctangent
on May 25, 2016Interesting glimpse into the lives of the locals. I always think of fishing as a hard, dangerous way to make a living.
James Clarke (jamri)
on May 24, 2016Great candid.
Howard's Photography
on May 24, 2016Superb capture!
Rick Willis
on May 24, 2016Super Shot...
Lgood
on May 23, 2016Love this, it's so nice to catch glimpses into their culture and lives.
fotoeffects
on May 23, 2016Terrific shot, highlighting an aspect of the culture there, as you nearly always do!