Vietnamese charms on display at photo exhibition in HCM City
Vietnam Heritage Magazine and Cannon Vietnam opened a photo exhibition at the Hoa Lu stadium in Ho Chi Minh City on October 26.
Visitors at the exhibition (Photo: VNA)HCM City (VNA) – Vietnam Heritage Magazine and Cannon Vietnam opened a photo exhibition at the Hoa Lu stadium in Ho Chi Minh City on October 26.
On display are 100 excellent photos by 66 photographers from the 6th Vietnam Heritage Photo Awards contest, which was launched earlier in July.
Exhibited photos, selected from more than 3,400 entries, capture moments in nature, human life and architecture.
Hoang Trung Thuy, head of the contest judge panel, praised the quality of submissions this year, particularly in the “Life” category, where boldness and sensibility of photographers are shown at large.
The annual competition, first held in 2012, aims to honour the natural and cultural heritage values of Vietnam through photos, with the main topics of nature, tangible and intangible culture, wet markets, and life.
The exhibition lasts until October 29.-VNA
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