International photography festival opens in HCM City
The main aim of the six-day event is to introduce Vietnamese landscapes and people to international friends. It also offers an excellent opportunity for both local and international artists to meet and exchange their respective experiences on the art of photography.
The highlight of the occasion will be a 500-outstanding-photo exhibition featuring beautiful landscapes and people’s cultural life from throughout the country.
A number of activities will also be held during the course of the event, such as a seminar on contemporary photography, exchanges between local and foreign artists, as well as a photo marathon and photo tour contests.
Moreover, a range of equipment and new technology used in photography will also be put on display.
This year’s contest has attracted 5,834 entries by 534 photographers from 36 countries and territories worldwide.
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