A country may be defined by what it leaves behind.
In Cambodia's case, a long and often turbulent history has left a record in its built structures.
This extends well beyond the famous Angkor temples, and provides a richer and more nuanced view of a country, its triumphs, its tribulations and aspirations.
In aesthetic terms these images attempt to capture a duality of Cambodia and its history - the often intense, bleaching light of the tropics overlaying a quieter, darker, and more complex undercurrent. There is a luminosity that cannot quite conceal the details in the shadows.