On the grounds of Angkor Wat in Cambodia, a monkey stares calmly into the camera. His gaze is sharp and unruffled as he seems to adjust to the bustle of visitors around him. Angkor's imposing temples, with their weathered stones and complex architecture, are an impressive contrast to the monkey's simple, everyday behaviour. He sits there, among the remains of an ancient civilisation, unhurriedly. The green vegetation surrounding the temples adds a natural tranquillity to the scene. The monkey seems to care little about the people watching him, his focus is simply on the moment itself. It is a quiet interaction between nature and history, with the animals on the grounds of Angkor Wat having their own place apart from the human bustle that surrounds the temples today.
Siedse Jan is a Dutch photographer who moved to Mallorca in spring 2022. For many years he has been passionate about photography, especially during his travels, where he developed his love for street photography and portraits. In Mallorca, he found new inspiration, capturing local culture and.. Read more…