Random Portraits
The word random is the more important element of this heading. I’m not a portrait photographer, but was lucky to be in the right place at the right moment a few times.

Waiting for mama to cough up for the goodies in Hoi An, Vietnam.
I think this might be one of the first photos I ever took with my mum's camera. Or at least, one of the first I took on purpose. It was fortunate for me that I was in Cambodia, where people don't have time to develop neuroses about having their photo taken, unlike, ahem...
Serious business at Kampot fish market, Cambodia.
Kampot, Cambodia. She makes me smile every time I see this photo. I was out for a walk and got mobbed by this girl and her friends looking not for dollars or sweets, but for pencils. Luckily, I always seem to have about 43 pens in my bag, so I was able to trade some of those for a photo.
Laotian family at home in Northeast Cambodia.
Waiting for the good times to come during construction of a new playground in Kinsale, Ireland.
An incredible festival at the Parc de la Cuitadella in Barcelona.
I wonder how much trouble he's in.
Tying the knot in Barcelona.
Grandmother and granddaughter thrown together by circumstance in western Siem Reap, Cambodia. From a story on the social impacts of labour migration in western Cambodia (I can't add a link, but you'll find the article here: https://www.nickyjsullivan.com/published/after-the-exodus-suffering-in-the-village)
Dinnertime in Mondulkiri, Cambodia. You'll find a write-up on this trip here -- https://www.travelfish.org/sight_profile/cambodia/northeastern_cambodia/mondulkiri/sen_monorom/3725.
Angkor Wat Monk.
Angkor Wat Monk. To be honest, I'm not 100% sure this isn't blasphemy.
A young monk looks out the window of a pagoda in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
When I asked him if I could take his photograph, this cyclo driver in Phnom Penh turned and gave me the most beautiful smile in the world.
A young monk and his journey ahead.
She was quite shy to be photographed at first, because she thought she wasn't beautiful enough, and then turned on this big, beautiful, glorious smile. She was so happy when I showed her the image from the back of my camera.

Waiting for mama to cough up for the goodies in Hoi An, Vietnam.

I think this might be one of the first photos I ever took with my mum's camera. Or at least, one of the first I took on purpose. It was fortunate for me that I was in Cambodia, where people don't have time to develop neuroses about having their photo taken, unlike, ahem...

Serious business at Kampot fish market, Cambodia.

Kampot, Cambodia. She makes me smile every time I see this photo. I was out for a walk and got mobbed by this girl and her friends looking not for dollars or sweets, but for pencils. Luckily, I always seem to have about 43 pens in my bag, so I was able to trade some of those for a photo.

Laotian family at home in Northeast Cambodia.

Waiting for the good times to come during construction of a new playground in Kinsale, Ireland.

An incredible festival at the Parc de la Cuitadella in Barcelona.

I wonder how much trouble he's in.

Tying the knot in Barcelona.

Dinnertime in Mondulkiri, Cambodia. You'll find a write-up on this trip here -- https://www.travelfish.org/sight_profile/cambodia/northeastern_cambodia/mondulkiri/sen_monorom/3725.

Angkor Wat Monk.

Angkor Wat Monk. To be honest, I'm not 100% sure this isn't blasphemy.

A young monk looks out the window of a pagoda in Siem Reap, Cambodia.

When I asked him if I could take his photograph, this cyclo driver in Phnom Penh turned and gave me the most beautiful smile in the world.

A young monk and his journey ahead.

She was quite shy to be photographed at first, because she thought she wasn't beautiful enough, and then turned on this big, beautiful, glorious smile. She was so happy when I showed her the image from the back of my camera.

Flowers

The Béarn

Nicky Sullivan