Buddhist nun

Taken in 2007 in Angkor Watt, Cambodia

For the 4th B&W fortnight challenge...

For more info:
http://365project.org/discuss/themes-competitions/27808/4th-b-and-w-fortnight-and-your-favourite-fav-from-3rd-fortnight

[Tracy]

Nice capture and pov. It's amazing that you were there. Good choice for the challenge.

[Dyan Stevens]

Lovely capture of her...perfect for the challenge.

[KWind]

wonderful... fav.

[Lin]

Such great comp and pov - fav!

[Islandgirl]

Lovely pov and candid shot!

[Gayle]

Fabulous image! Fav!

[Kahsia]

Beautifully composed shot.

[Yao RL]

wow.

[Milanie]

Terrific b&w composition.

[Kate Goring]

Lovely image.

[Diane]

Wonderful image, I love the framing and the dark background. Fav

[Francesca Ciarrocchi]

@tracys @dyanstevens @kwind @linnypinny @radiogirl @gaylewood @moonmtn @yaorenliu @milaniet @kategoring @dianeburns
A big big thank you to each of you! My hubby and I had our honeymoon in Thailand and decided to spend 4 days in Cambodia to see the ruins of Angkor, considered an Unesco Word Heritage Site... I really have no words to describe such a extraordinary place and its wonderful people!

[Paula]

I love this .... beautiful capture!

[Lisa Poland]

Fabulous!

[Helen K]

Wonderful portrait. Fab in b&w.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Excellent composition and street portrait. Her look pulls you into the picture.

[Brian]

Nice shot. I like the B&W use.

[Francesca Ciarrocchi]

@paulavdmerwe @homeschoolmom @helly31 @olivetreeann @brian365
Thank you so much for visiting, commenting and sharing! I like to see old pictures: they make me smile, wonder, get excited and sometimes cry! :)

[Stephanie Swift]

Great comp and framing, fav!

[Francesca Ciarrocchi]

@tristansmum
Thank you! I have a big collection of pictures taken while travelling... but there are some to whom I'm particularly attached, like this one!

[Walks @ 7]

So wonderful. The gentle pose and the strong old temple.

[Francesca Ciarrocchi]

@joysabin
Thank you so much! Impossible to forget her face and her hands... there was a deep meditative atmosphere...