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A photograph of a dirt path leading through a forest toward the crumbling stone ruins of an ancient temple. Tall slender trees with pale trunks and dense green canopy line the path, and their roots spread across the sandy ground. Weathered sandstone blocks and collapsed walls frame the approach, with a doorway opening in the ruined structure at the centre. Dappled sunlight falls across the path. No people are visible in the scene.

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December 15 20142014-12-15Photograph of a moss-covered, partly collapsed stone temple ruin in dense forest. Tall trees and tangled roots and a large fig-like tree grow over the upper walls. Wooden scaffolding and planks are built against the masonry on the right, with ladders and platforms climbing the wall. Fallen stone blocks lie scattered across the leaf-strewn ground in the foreground. No people are visible.2014-12-15Photograph of a ruined Khmer temple in Cambodia overgrown by a massive strangler fig tree whose pale, twisting aerial roots wrap over the stone walls and doorway. A doorway with a dark interior opens at centre, flanked by weathered carved sandstone. Metal scaffolding stands at left against a crumbling tower, and fallen stone blocks lie scattered across the muddy ground in the foreground. No people are visible.2007-07-03Ruined stone gateway of an ancient Khmer temple in dense forest. Tree branches and green leaves frame the top of the structure, and a sandy path leads through the open doorway toward more trees. Fallen stone blocks lie in the foreground. No people are visible.2014-12-15A weathered stone temple wall at Beng Mealea in Cambodia, with large tree roots and trunk wrapping over and around the masonry. Carved stone balusters fill rectangular window openings in the wall, and the roots spread down over the ground and fallen stone blocks. Dappled sunlight falls through green foliage above. No people are visible.2014-12-15 +1 copiesA photograph of a weathered sandstone temple ruin in an Angkor-style complex, its lichen-covered tower partly overgrown by a massive tree whose buttress roots spread over scattered fallen stones. A carved stone panel with relief decoration sits on the lower wall, and other ruins and trees frame the scene. No people are visible; the setting suggests a temple site visit rather than a ritual.2007-07-03December 15 20142014-12-15A photograph of an overgrown ruined stone structure in dense jungle. Weathered sandstone pillars and balustrade-like colonnettes frame open doorways, and vines and shrubs cover the walls and roof. Fallen stone blocks lie in a heap in the foreground amid tall green grass and bushes, with trees rising behind. No people are visible. A small blue-and-white logo appears in the upper left corner.2007-07-06Photograph of a ruined sandstone temple shrine in dense forest at a Cambodian archaeological site, partly collapsed with scattered fallen stone blocks in the foreground and large tree roots and canopy growing over the structure. A cameraman in a white shirt stands on the rubble with a video camera on a tripod, and two people in white and red traditional-style clothing stand at the left edge near the ruins.2014-12-15A photograph of an overgrown stone temple ruin in a forest. Weathered sandstone walls carved with balustrade-style colonnettes and recessed window openings are wrapped and split by thick tree roots and vines. Thin pale tree trunks rise beside the wall, and fallen stone blocks and worn steps lie among green undergrowth on the right. No people are visible.2007-07-06December 15 20142014-12-15A weathered stone temple wall at Beng Mealea, Cambodia, with a large tree growing from its top. Thick aerial roots and vines wrap down the carved masonry, and the lattice-like stone windows with turned balusters are partly intact. Green foliage and bright sky fill the upper frame, and mossy stone steps lie at the base. No people are visible in the scene.2014-12-15