Love that signature
Your portfolio is wonderful. I'm in the process of loading Cambodia snaps at http://www.tanandtrev.blogspot.com - and would love to know what software you use to load those wonderful signatures. Care to share you secret?
— Trev, April 9, 2005

Great work!
I'm planning for a trip to Angkor wat in Nov, thus browsing thru' many Angkor pictures to get some ideas of this place. I finally discovered your work which is so amazing, with great composition and mood and they're really inspirational. Hope can hav a nice trip like yours (and hopefully some nice pictures too).
— drer, September 25, 2004

the old man walks to the old temple is really an old woman. A man would never be wearing those clothes.
— pete, June 3, 2004

Comment From Paul:
"Nice photographs...love it...angkor's magical: August 7, 2003
— Cecilia Lim, September 11, 2003

Comment From Dale Majors:
"I saw that you had 82 photos and I thought that is way too many. Then I started looking and I thought I could look at 182 more of your photos. I love your style, it is right on, everything seems perfect, compositon, exposure, lighting, creativity. Go photographer Go! Great job. Excellent, Superb and all that kind of stuff. Thank You.......Love it! " August 7, 2003
— Cecilia Lim, September 11, 2003

Comment From Tim May:
"Your camera... : takes me places I might not see. There have been many sets of images from this sight but your eye has shown them to me in a very fresh way. I especially like: Naptime, Two Monks Framed, Corridor of Shadows, The Portal, 3 monks and their ladies, Preserver and Destroyer. Thank you." August 7, 2003
— Cecilia Lim, September 11, 2003

Comment From GaoJun:
"Nice photos! Your photographic skill has beautify this simple ancient place" August 7, 2003
— Cecilia Lim, September 11, 2003

Comment From Phil Douglis:
"Wonderful : Having spent some time at Angkor myself, I know how difficult it is to shoot there. When we were there it was almost impossible to shoot without getting other tourists in the frame. You have somehow managed to go at an hour when foot traffic was minimal and you have made the most of it. At least ten to twelve of these images must rate as among the most beautiful pictures ever made of this haunted site. There is something very special going on in many of these images, Cecilia. I feel your passion for what you see -- some of these images are very emotional and quite beautiful. You have a delicate touch, an appreciation for light, and a love for your fellow man. Thanks for sharing these with us. " August 7, 2003
— Cecilia Lim, September 11, 2003

Missing Comments Re-posted
The first few comments that were posted by some kind people went missing mysteriously. However, I will be posting them up again because they have taken the time to write me very nice comments and valuable feedback, which I appreciate very much. So thank you very much to Phil Douglis, Gao Jun, Tim May, Dale Majors and Paul for all your wonderful comments.
— Cecilia Lim, September 11, 2003

The colors of Angkor at their best
Thanks for giving us a look at mystical Angkor at its most colorful, Cecilia. You often use color itself to make your point, particularly in the first four pictures, and in your images of orange clad monks amidst the gray and brown ruins. My favorites are "Sun rising over Mt. Meru", which tells us what heaven must look like, and "Three monks and their ladies", using incongruous juxtaposition to link today with yesterday. I salute your view of the enduring struggle between roots and ruins, as well as the orange clad statue of Vishnu. I had a chance to shoot the same subjects at Angkor two years ago, and am in awe of the beauty of your interpretation. Thank you, Cecilia, for sharing these with us. I look forward to your next installment.
— Phil Douglis, August 21, 2003

Okay, today my favorite is 'Friends" in sepia! Wow!
— stephanie saniga, August 16, 2003

I cannot believe no one has commented on this article!! Your work is such a treat for the senses. I just took a brief 'trip' through them, but will return to savor them again. So many are outstanding, but if I had to choose a favorite, I Really love 'Three Monks and their Ladies" At least that's today's favorite... The one of the Cambodian lady is very sad.
— stephanie saniga, August 15, 2003