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A photograph of a small empty brick shrine chamber with weathered red brick walls, small rectangular openings and moss-covered ferns along the top edges. In the centre sits a stone sanctum base of dark moss-stained stone holding a single rough, unpolished stone piece that appears to be a lingam-like object. Some dry leaves lie on the base. The floor is worn stone. A stone pillar stands at the right edge. No people are visible.

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A photograph of a moss-covered sandstone block in a dim temple interior, with three rectangular recesses cut into its top surface and a raised, grooved ledge along its front edge. Weathered stone walls and fallen carved blocks are visible in the dark background, with a faded purple circular logo in the upper right corner. No people are present.2007-07-05December 15 20142014-12-15A photograph of a weathered, moss-covered sandstone structure inside a dim ruined temple corridor. A long rectangular stone block with three square sockets cut into its top surface sits in the foreground, flanked by fallen stone blocks and crumbling walls. The stone is mottled green with moss and lichen. No people are visible, and no a person candidate appears in the scene.2007-07-05Photograph of a dim stone corridor in an ancient Angkor-style temple. A moss-covered stone pedestal with a small carved stone figure sits in the foreground on worn flagstones. Through a sequence of doorways, rows of stone portals recede toward a bright opening with green foliage at the far end. No people are visible.2007-07-05A weathered red sandstone Shiva lingam with a rounded top stands on a square yoni-shaped pedestal of carved stone at an ancient temple site. Patches of white paint or chalk mark the lingam's surface. Beside it, a carved stone water channel or spout curves from the base. Worn brick-coloured stone steps and terraces with moss stains run diagonally behind, and green grass lies at the top right. No people are visible; the scene is a deity murti and its base at an outdoor shrine.2007-07-05A photograph of weathered sandstone ruins in a grassy courtyard with a dirt path. Low red-brown walls enclose the courtyard, with a tall carved stone pillar standing near a stepped stone platform and broken blocks scattered on the grass. Trees and foliage fill the background under an overcast sky, and a carved elephant figure is visible at the far right beyond the wall. No people are visible.2007-07-05December 15 20142014-12-15A photograph taken through a narrow stone window opening framing a ruined courtyard at an Angkor-style temple site. Weathered reddish-brown sandstone blocks and fallen stones lie scattered across the ground, some with patches of green moss. Behind them rises a low wall of brick and carved stone with decorative relief panels along its top, and dense green forest trees fill the background. No people are visible.2007-07-05A weathered, moss-stained sandstone carving of a face stands on a flat stone base in an overgrown ruin. The carved head is worn and eroded, with a heavy brow and a broad nose, set against crumbling reddish brick and stone steps. Green plants grow from the rubble behind it, and loose soil and leaf litter surround the base. No people are visible.2007-07-06A photograph of a weathered, moss-stained stone pillar or stupa-like base inside a dim sandstone temple corridor, with a tiered finial rising above a square-profiled plinth. Pitted sandstone walls surround it, and a doorway opens onto a bright passage beyond, where two small distant figures are visible, one wearing red. Ruins and a patch of open sky are visible at the top. No identifiable ritual activity is shown. A purple circular logo appears in the upper right corner.2007-07-05November 16 20152015-11-16A weathered red brick temple doorway at an Angkor-style ruin, with a carved sandstone lintel above a dark rectangular entrance. The lintel shows a leafy scrolled design with two figures flanking a central motif, and the framing pillars are carved with banded decoration. Vines and moss cling to the brickwork and small holes pock the walls. No people are present.2007-07-06