Online Travel Vietnam: Leica Vietnam Club this week opened an exhibition with the theme of “Sống” (To Live) in Hanoi, which featured photos depicting very real life.
Members of Leica photographer club prefer slower, quieter way of working.
Most members had been established professionals before they moved over to Leica. The main challenge for many of them in doing so was to change from the fast-paced methods of modern digital cameras, taking large numbers of pictures. The group's method is much slower and more selective, not focusing on quantity, but paying great attention to aesthetics and choice.
Some photos of the exhibition:
Source: Dtinews.
Members of Leica photographer club prefer slower, quieter way of working.
Most members had been established professionals before they moved over to Leica. The main challenge for many of them in doing so was to change from the fast-paced methods of modern digital cameras, taking large numbers of pictures. The group's method is much slower and more selective, not focusing on quantity, but paying great attention to aesthetics and choice.
Some photos of the exhibition:
- Boy with photo frame by Nguyen Viet Thanh
- Huong River in March 1996 by Duong Minh Long
- Mong boy on Ma Pi Peng Mountain by Hoai Linh
- Portrait of aesthetics professor Duong Viet A by Hoang Anh Tuan - Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism
- “Khu-Lai nhu thi”, known as understanding both the past and the future, by Venerable Thich Minh Hien
- Sunset of West Lake by Phan Huu Lap
- K Hospital by Tran Viet Dung
- Street circus in Hamburg by Nguyen Chi Trung
- Billiard by Nguyen Minh Tri
- Pump tobacco or thuoc lao by Do Anh Tuan
- Musician Trinh Cong Son shared the light with counterpart Van Cao by Duong Minh Long
Source: Dtinews.
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