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Photograph of a stone window screen at an ancient Khmer temple ruin, possibly Beng Mealea. Five tall, turned stone balusters stand in a rectangular recessed opening framed by a carved stone lintel and sill. Their stacked, bulbous profiles are weathered and cobwebs hang between them in shadowed light. Surrounding walls are large grey sandstone blocks with lichen patches. No people are visible.

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Close view of weathered grey sandstone temple masonry with carved floral and scroll bands running along the top and bottom of a recessed rectangular panel. Green leafy vines and shrubs grow over the left side of the stone, and a carved vertical band with relief figures runs down the right edge. No people are visible. A small purple logo appears in the upper left corner, and a copyright and source notice is printed across the lower right corner.2014-12-15November 10 20062006-11-10December 15 20142014-12-15 +1 copiesMarch 17 20182018-03-17April 24 20192019-04-24February 08 20122012-02-08A close view of a sandstone lintel above a doorway in an ancient Khmer temple, with a dense horizontal band of carved relief figures, foliage and scrolling motifs running across the frame. The carved stone is weathered and pale orange-beige, with rough broken masonry above it and a plain molded door frame below. No people are visible in the scene.2007-07-02March 17 20182018-03-17April 24 20192019-04-24October 15 20082008-10-15A photograph of ruined sandstone temple corridors at an Angkor-style site, overgrown with large tree roots and trunks. Weathered carved pillars and a relief panel with a figure stand on the right, a low rope barrier runs along a dirt path, and a tower is visible in the background among the foliage. No people are visible.2007-07-03A photograph of collapsed stone ruins at an overgrown Khmer-style temple site, with weathered sandstone blocks, fallen carved lintels and column fragments heaped on the ground. A carved pillar with a decorative capital and lichen-covered surface stands among the rubble, with tree roots and moss visible at the upper left. No people are present. The scene reflects the Beng Mealea temple visit depicted in the archive.2014-12-15