(3/3) Every time, we share what we take, and have fun to see how differently we see the world even though we walk exactly the same place.

(2/3) We roamed around the tiny alleys in the morning and captured everyday life moments in our own way.

(5/5) They’re kids playing with rain, with card boards. A man working hard, napping with tons of things. Street vendors, especially the doughnuts one. Chaotic beauty inside the Orussey. And of course the streets with classic buildings and the colorful parasols.

What’s yours? 😉

(4/5) and walk around the area if it stops raining. Unfortunately it kept raining super hard except 10 mins during the photo walk.

Here are some things I don’t want to lose in Phnom Penh which I could find on the day.

(3/5) I had a photography workshop with them beforehand, so we expected to walk around and enjoy together. But it started raining super hard as soon as the students arrived at the meeting point.

We decided not to walk towards the Post Office but walk inside the Orussey market

(2/5) I was planning to walk slowly from Orussey to the Post Office because there are so many cool buildings and streets around these areas so that everybody can take photos of something to be preserved or something they want to save.

On the day, 30 students from CCF joined.

(3/3) So diverse women in action, but everyone smiles at the end. I'm so happy to see they enjoyed the random sessions with stranger. 😄

(2/3) Inside Russian Market, I met with a lot of people but I took more women than men this time. Some are shy, some are bold. Some are working, some are dyeing hair.

(3/3) Here're some of my favorite horizontal portraits of various people 😉🙏🏻✨

#PhnomPenh #Cambodia #PPP_Collective

(2/3) Usually I do not take people's portrait so much at Russian Market, but I tried only portraits yesterday. I learned one thing. The first one is hard. But after that, if I show the first portrait, people would love to be taken, and let us take their portraits 😄🙌🏻

(4/4) There were bunch of colors, people, textures, lights, shadows, and smells to chase.

Here are some of my favorite vertical photos. Which one is your favorite? Please let me know through the
comments 😄🤙🏻⚡️

(3/4) The 1st photo walk was to capture the Pulse of Phnom Penh. Phnom Penh has its own color / smell / texture / lights / shadows. We went around Riverside and Kandal Market.

(2/4) We're open to any kinds of photographers to submit their photos till the end of July under those 3 themes. We'll select the best photos and have 3 exhibitions at @nesatseafood / @maloop.garden / @kinincollective at the same time around September.

(3/3) I could feel that many people, from small children to the elderly, were looking forward to seeing their national teams play.

The result was a 2-2 draw, but it was the most interesting match I have seen at the Olympic Stadium since 2016.

(2/3) It was a match between Malaysia, one of the strongest countries in Southeast Asia, and the Cambodian national team.

Recently, many foreign players have become naturalized Cambodian citizens, and the level of the Cambodian national team is rapidly rising.