Cell at Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum. I first started taking pictures because I loved the symbolism of someone placing a flower there. Then I obsessively took them to document everything I saw so that those of you interested could see it too. Warning to those continuing: you will be horrified.
no need for comment on the juxtaposition here, i think.
at least there is something to be mildly amused at here. except amusement is forbidden. (see upcoming photo.)
i don't even want to imagine in what way this was used.
prepare yourself (or skip the next few): these are photos of the bodies on the day that they found tuol sleng, after it had been abandoned by the khmer rouge. they were already decomposing.
the gallows (previously described)
in this case, i think the no smiling/laughing rule is completely justified. and yet i couldn't help smiling/laughing at this sign (on the inside, of course).
note that the barbed wire was to prevent the 'desperate victims from committing suicide.'
each cell in this building was numbered.
view from the balcony of tuol sleng--a breath of fresh air
