Visual voices: Students' first photos

1 of 12 Heng: "This is a picture of three people who have lived in the orphanage for three years."

2 of 12 Phary: "This is my hand. I love my hands because they can do everything I want to do."

3 of 12 Phary: "I like this photo because it is a shadow of a Cambodian Apsara dancer. Apsara dancing is a very old and traditional symbol of Khmer culture."

4 of 12 Sok Dom: "I want to show how the handicapped man is selling books to foreigners, including those about the Khmer Rouge and the Pol Pot Regime, to earn a living. I am sad when I see him and want to help."

5 of 12 Chenn Ry: "This is the shopping centre called Soria. It is very modern and very organised. It has the first escalators in Cambodia."

6 of 12 Lina: "These ladies are selling tnotowt (brown) fruit. You cannot see this fruit in other countries - it is a symbol of Cambodia and comes from the very important palm tree. When I see the old ladies selling their fruit from the floor I feel sorrow."

7 of 12 Pisey: "I photographed Cambodian fish sauces because I liked the colours of the bottles."

8 of 12 Rithy: "This is the roof of the market. I like its circular shape. I want to look at it."

9 of 12 Sodom: "I took this picture of Rithy's feet. I like feet because they can take you everywhere you want to go."

10 of 12 So Renn: "I took this picture to show the jewellery in the market. It makes me excited."

11 of 12 Chenda: "Beautiful colours of fruit."

12 of 12 Sopheup: "I am Sopheup, I am 15 years old and I have lived in the orphanage for three years. I made this picture from a reflection."