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| A handful of monks with a dozen mourners paying their respect, as the military police lingered in the shade within the cordoned sight of tragedy. (All Photos: Courtesy of Theary Seng) |
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| Wreaths and bouquets of flowers from embassies and individuals lined the entrance of the Koh Pich bridge, which has been cordoned off. Incredible to comprehend that hundreds of people died at one moment in time on this tiny bridge, which takes less than a minute to walk across. |
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| Folded white and pink lotus flowers piled in mounds with incense, surrounded by rows of wreaths and fake $100 dollar bills littering and fluttering about on the ground - offerings to the dead, should they need currency in the afterlife. |
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| The swaying bridge of Koh Pich, a very contained scene for the deaths of hundreds - incomprehensible. |
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| On the edge of the river, a small crowd trying to comprehend what happened. The entrance to the swaying Koh Pich bridge in the back. |
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| A relatively small, short swaying bridge containing the corpse of hundreds in one moment earlier this week. Police keeping watch under the shades. |
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| Small, short swaying Koh Pich bridge, site of tragedy which took lives of hundreds in a blink of an eye. Life is but a breath. |
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| With Independence Monument behind me, view of obscene Naga Casino and Koh Pich swaying bridge in background. |
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