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February 4th, 2011
One of the many types of beer available in Cambodia, is Angkor Draft. Apparently Cambodia consumes 14 litres per capita, the least of all the Southeast Asian countries.
One issue surrounding beer companies and restaurants are the “Cambodian Beer Sellers (called locally “beer girls”, a derogatory term, or “beer promoters” or “promotion girls” by their companies) exclusively sell one brand of beer in bars and restaurants. Some work on commission and others receive a monthly salary; either way, they earned only $US81 – about half the income ($158) needed to support their family in 2009. To supplement their income, about half accept propositions from tourists and local beer drinkers and exchange sex for money.” source
The rest of the one photo a day series can be found here: http://www.kellyanthony.com/blog/category/a-photo-a-day/
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Permalink | 4 Comments » | Tagged: a photo a day 3 phnom penh, Angkor draft, beer, Cambodia, Cambodia beer girls, Photography
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Hi Daryn, Thanks for the comment – the lens is a 50mm f1.4.
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Ah that’s the little one with no zoom, right?
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yes – they are called prime lens. they have a wider aperture and a fixed focal length.