Greg Mo is a photographer based in Cambodia, working across street photography and conceptual practices. His work explores everyday life, social spaces, and urban narratives through a surreal and observational approach.
In 2025, he published By the Mekong, a photographic series documenting life along a 200-metre stretch of the Mekong River in Phnom Penh.
His work has been featured in CNN, France 2, Stern, Le Monde, and Fisheye.
His series Tonle Soap was exhibited at Les Rencontres d’Arles in 2023 and at the Angkor Photo Festival in 2025.
Alongside his personal practice, Greg teaches at the International Center of Photography (ICP) in New York and regularly leads workshops with Leica Akademie. He has also taught at the Phnom Penh School of Photography.
By the Mekong
Kingdom of wander
Strangely normal
Khovid 21
Summer west
Some days yes some days less
Tonle soap
80cm
Lancang
Insular shadow
Shakti
Presence documentary
Cambodia - Phnom Penh
5 days FULLY BOOKED
1st - 6th December
Discover Cambodia’s capital through a street photography workshop held during one of the best times of the year. With clear skies, abundant sunshine, and dry weather, Phnom Penh offers ideal conditions for exploring the city on foot.
From bustling markets and riverside life to hidden alleyways and fascinating streets, the city provides endless opportunities for storytelling, layering, and capturing everyday moments. A place where traces of the past blend with the rhythm of a city in constant transformation.
Expect vibrant street scenes, authentic encounters, and an immersive photographic experience in one of Southeast Asia’s most captivating cities.
For details and registration, send me a direct message.
Cambodia - Phnom Penh
5 days (2 places remaining)
3rd - 8th February
Discover Cambodia’s capital through a street photography workshop held during Chinese New Year, a moment when Phnom Penh’s streets become a meeting point of tradition, family rituals, and urban life. Dragon dances, ceremonial gatherings, temple celebrations, and spontaneous street scenes create a rare atmosphere where movement, colors, and human stories unfold.
From crowded markets and riverside neighborhoods to quiet alleys and old Chinese-Cambodian quarters, Phnom Penh offers endless possibilities for visual storytelling. A city where ancestral traditions coexist with rapid change, where traces of the past meet the energy of everyday life.
Expect powerful street scenes, unexpected moments, and layered compositions as Phnom Penh reveals the contrasts between tradition, celebration, and the pulse of a changing city.
For details and registration, send me a direct message.
Japan - Tokyo
5 days (4 places remaining)
2nd - 7th April
Discover Tokyo through the lens of street photography during Hanami, the season when cherry blossoms transform the city. A fleeting moment of spring when everyday life takes on a different rhythm.
From quiet backstreets and traditional neighbourhoods to neon-lit avenues and crowded intersections, Tokyo offers a constant interplay between tradition and modernity. Its streets reveal countless moments of human interaction, unexpected scenes, and visual contrasts.
The workshop will also coincide with the Kanamara Matsuri, the famous penis festival, in nearby Kawasaki, offering a glimpse into one of Japan's most unusual and colourful traditions.
For details and registration, send me a direct message.
South Korea - Seoul
5 days
23rd - 28th April
Discover Seoul through a street photography workshop held during one of the most pleasant times of the year. Late April brings mild temperatures, soft spring light, and comfortable conditions for exploring the city on foot.
From traditional markets and industrial districts to changing neighbourhoods and vibrant street culture, Seoul offers a fascinating mix of old and new. From the backstreets of Euljiro to the markets of Dongmyo and the creative districts of Seongsu and Mullae, the city reveals itself through everyday encounters, unexpected scenes, and constant transformation.
The workshop will also include a day in Incheon, offering a different perspective on urban life in South Korea.
For details and registration, send me a direct message.
By the Mekong
This photographic series captures life along the Mekong river in Phnom Penh. Taken in the same direction over a 200-metre section directly facing the Royal Palace, the photographs explore the relationship between Phnom Penh’s inhabitants and the Mekong across the changing seasons.
Price $35 (delivery fees apply depending on your location)
Size: 19 x 21cm
100 pages, 170g matte paper
