A Lady Took Off a Corset to Collect Water in a Team-Building Game in the Sea.

 

A group of company workers joined a team-building game in the Cua Lo Beach, Vietnam, in which all the staff collects water as much as possible. Two women in the group took off their corsets to collect water in this game. This action is an unacceptable one in the sea, particularly in front of many children. That is the conclusion of the local government. What do you think about it?

Turquoise Water Trang Bang

 

Turquoise Water Trang Bang. Credit: Trung Pham

The beauty and blue water of Trang An, Ninh Binh in the early morning dew. This is one of the photo collections of Trung, done by a drone. 

Mr Trung Pham was born in 1979, living in Ho Chi Minh City, and graduated in electronics and telecommunications at Hanoi University of Science and Technology in 2002. However, his career path changes to photography, a passionate turning point. Passionate about photography since 2016, travelling on the S-shaped journey to hunt beautiful scenes, mainly from high angles, he produces a lot of fascinating photos. 

Mu Cang Chai. Credit: Trung Pham

Trung revealed since 2016, on average, he goes on two photography trips per month; each trip lasts three to four days. He takes photos in almost every province and city in Vietnam, but his favourite is the Northern provinces, Hue City, Hoi An, Bao Loc, and Da Lat because these places have many beautiful scenes.

Highland Flood Season

Water Pouring Season. Credit: Luu Thien Toan

 The scenery and rhythm of life of the people of Bat Xat district spellbind you if you make a travel in the highland flood season.

The season of water pouring in the northern highlands takes around May-June to bring a tourist speciality that attracts tourists and photographers. In May, photographer Luu Thien Toan, from Dong Nai, carried out a 5 days 4 nights photo hunting trip in the communes of Muong Hum (pictured), Sang Ma Sao and Den Sang, Bat Bat district, to the west. northern Lao Cai.

He arrived at the traditional houses of the H'Mong people in Muong Hum. In addition to watching nature, you can explore the indigenous culture of the Red Dao, Dao Tuyen, H'Mong, Giay...

Flood season. Credit: Luu Thien Hoan

Mr Thien Toan departed from Ho Chi Minh City, took a plane to Hanoi, went to Sa Pa by bus and rented a motorbike to Muong Hum commune. In the photo, he took photos of the field "heart of Muong Hum" by Muong Hum lake, located in the middle of a basin surrounded by majestic mountains.

Toan's next destination is Sang Ma Sao commune, about 14 km from Mung Hum. Bat Xat district has more than 3,000 hectares of terraced fields, with 70% mountainous terrain. Through research, the photographer learned that in the near rainy season, the H'Mong people sow the seeds first. When the summer rains fall, they plough the land, build banks, and direct water from mountain streams into each field.