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Vietnamese photographers win two gold medals at world contest

Two Vietnamese photographers – Dao Tan Phat and Le Duc Toai - have won gold medals at the Third International Circular of Photography “Grand M.S.M Circuit 2018”.
Vietnamese photographers win two gold medals at world contest ảnh 1The photograph “Thunderstorm 3” by Le Duc Toai has won the FSS gold medal at the 3rd International Circular of Photography “Grand M.S.M Circuit 2018”. (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) - Two Vietnamese photographers – Dao Tan Phat and Le DucToai - have won gold medals at the Third International Circular of Photography“Grand M.S.M Circuit 2018”.

Phat won the FIAP gold medal with his work ‘Lang ca noi’ (Floating FishingVillage) in the section of photo travel while Toai won the FSS gold medal withhis work ‘Con giong’ (Thunderstorm) in the open monochrome section.

The contest, held in the three countries of Macedonia, Serbia and Montenegro inJuly, was open to entries from all over the world. It offered a total of 59awards in four sections of open colour, nature, photo travel and monochrome.

The organising board included the Photo Club CACAK, Serbia, the Photo ClubOHRID from Macedonia and Photo Club Perastor of Montenegro.

The contest was held under the sponsorship of world photograph organisationsincluding FIAP, the PSA, FSS, FKK, FSM, Gradac PGI and the Victory PW.

About 378 photographers from 56 countries and territories across the world hadsent their works to the contest in all categories.-VNA
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