Wordless Wednesday 007: A traditional Khmer wedding

Posted by Sreisaat on November 04, 2009 @ Inside Cambodia

This is the wedding ceremony of my landlord's daughter. A traditional Khmer wedding ceremony is usually done over a 3day period. Nowadays, however, the ceremony is cut down to two days. Despite the shortened ceremony, it still is rife with rituals, elaborate costume changes not only of the bride but also of the groom and their attendants, and relatives, as well as the festive atmosphere and sumptuous feasts.

Wordless Wednesday 0015: How much...

Posted by Sreisaat on November 3, 2009 @ My Dogspot

... is that doggy on the window? Arf! Arf!

Wordless Wednesday 015: Giant shrimp of Kep

Posted by Sreisaat on November 03, 2009 @ We Ate This!

You are always in my mind!

Wordless Wednesday 009: Lapland, Finland

Posted by Sreisaat on November 03, 2009 @ Postcards Crossing

Postcard from Lapland, Finland, showing the aurora borealis.

Here comes... Khmer Iggy and the bride

Posted by Sreisaat on November 04, 2009 @ Postcards from Miss Igorota!

Oh, and the sister of the bride, too!Traditionally, Khmer weddings last for three days and are done at the bride's home. Nowadays, the ceremony is shortened to only one day. Our landlord's daughter's wedding, however, was held for two days (may kaya sila). Despite the shortened ceremony, it is still rife with elaborate rituals, costume changes (not only of the bride but also of the groom, their attendants, and their parents), and not to forget the food and merry-making! More photos at here.

Media women to study women in media

Posted by Conference Coordinator on October 28, 2009 @ IAWRT-WMC Conference in PP

Professional women broadcasters and documentary makers will gather in Cambodia shortly to examine the portrayal of women and their practical involvement in media. The International Association of Women in Radio and Television (IAWRT) will be holding its 33rd Biennial Conference in Phnom Penh from 17-21 November 2009. This year’s conference will be based on the two media strategic objectives of the Beijing Declaration and Plan for Action, which marks its 15th Anniversary in 2010.

Litratong Pinoy #31: Tulay (Bridge)

Posted by Sreisaat On Thursday, April 30, 2009


PH Bridge - Panay Bridge
Panay Bridge (Roxas City Bridge
Roxas City, Capiz
Philippine

Sa susunod na taon ay mag-i-isang daang taon na ang Panay Bridge, isa sa mga landmarks sa lungsod ng Roxas. Ginawa noong taong 1910, at ilang bagyo at lindol na rin ang dumaan ay nakatayo pa rin ito. Ito ang nagdudugtong sa residential streets patungo sa commercial district ng aming lungsod. Ito rin ang nagsisilbing gateway papunta sa mga iba't-ibang lalawigan ng Capiz.


Napag-usapan na rin lang natin ang mga lumang tulay, ipapakita ko sa inyo ang dalawa sa nakita kong tulay sa Angkor Wat complex. Kuha ito tatlong taon na ang nakakaraan. Actually causeways ito pero nagsisilbing tulay na rin. (Palusot pa!)

LP Bridge
Pasensya na sa makulit na kapatid kong bumalandra para mag-pose (nasa kanan)


LP Bridge2
Bago makarating sa main entrance ng Angkor Wat Temple ay tatahakin mo muna itong may 500metrong causeway na gawa sa sandstone. Actually hugis-krus ang causeway na ito.

Yan lang po. Bow.

5 Response to "Litratong Pinoy #31: Tulay (Bridge)"

  1. SASSY MOM Said,

    Ang gagaganda ng mga kuha mong litrato. Gusto ko yung pangalawa kahit umiksena ang kapatid, hehe! Salamat sa pagbisita.

     

  2. ☆Willa☆ Said,

    ganda ng last photo, sana malapitan yung temple,ang gaganda nyan for sure.
    LP:Tulay

     

  3. mirage2g Said,

    Kahit parang madumi ung tubig sa una ay kitang kita pa din ang repleksyon. Ang 2nd at 3rd foto naman ay nagpapakita ng mayamang kultura! Happy LP! (www.gmirage.com)

     

  4. Marites Said,

    ang ganda ng mga litrato mo..gusto kong makapunta diyan sa Angkor War kaya nga lang, laging hindi nagkakaroon ng pagkakataon. salamat sa pagbisita.

     

  5. gwafa aketch Said,

    Hay bongga! capiznon gid si iyay!! amega lamang ako ni janette diri sa maldives best in chika lamang sya about simo! baw taga dumalag aketch!