This is the one shot I got at Bayon, in Ankor Thom, north of and larger than Ankor Wat, before my batteries died. 

A buddha sculpture in Ankor Wat. 

Another dancing aspara...but this one has been charcoal-rubbed (more on that below). 

A dancing aspara. 

This is an aspara, or a dancing nymph. They were celestial devotees to the kings who kept the secrets of the royal dances.  

These are dancing devatas. They are royal court dancers. Interestingly, the Khmer culture is the birth place of the type of royal dancing that is represented in Thailand. There are several Thai cultural traits that originated in Cambodia, but you'll never hear a Thai say that. In the 1400s the Thais sacked Cambodia and stole away with its artisans, dancers, and warriors. Thai boxing = really Cambodian boxing. Thai food = Khmer food drowned in chili paste. Thai dancing = Khmer royal dances. Same with the silk weaving, wood carving..... 

One of the buddhist sculptures on the oustide of the outer gallery at Ankor Wat. 

Entrance to Anchor Wat. 

Approach to Ankor Wat.  

Approach to Ancor Wat. 

Ankor Wat entrance across its moat. 

Scripted column in Ankor Wat. 

Outer gallery at Ankor Wat. 

Lawn crew hard at work. 

Some of the landscaping crew taking a rest.