The winning works in the contest “Beautiful photos of Ha Giang tourism in 2020” portray many perspectives on nature and people in the rocky region.
Photo Portrait of two children in Van Chai taken in Van Chai commune by Le Viet Khanh (Hanoi) won the first prize in the contest “Beautiful photo of Ha Giang tourism in 2020”. This year, the organizers received more than 1,595 entries from 256 professional and amateur photographers from all three regions. In the end, there were 20 winning works (2 first prizes, 4-second prizes, 6 third prizes, 8 consolation prizes) and selected 80 more photos for exhibition during the Triangular Flower Festival.
The photo captures the moment two H’Mong ethnic children in traditional costumes. Mr. Khanh shared: “The colorful brocade material and the innocence of the children urged me to shoot. Through my research, I knew that the H’Mong people think that the embroidery blocks are more meticulous, the more expressive they are. the ingenuity of the woman in cultivating family happiness “.
In addition to the single winning first prize, Khanh also won the third prize with his photo series “Spring in Lao Xa”, depicting a spring scene filled with cherry blossoms and plum.
The work The beauty of remote borders by Pham Hoai Nam (Hanoi) taken in Lung Tao commune, Dong Van was awarded first prize. “When I was passing this road, I saw ethnic children carrying medicine in a row between the majestic mountains, early sunlight was shining, I hurriedly parked my car to the side of the road to take pictures,” the author said. .
Ms. Trieu Thi Tinh – Deputy Director of Ha Giang Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, who is also the head of the jury of the competition, said that the two first prizes were very equal between scene and people, thereby sending a wonderful Ha Giang tourism message between the majestic mountains. Great, friendly people, rich in culture.
Lung Cu’s sacred work won the second prize by Nguyen Minh Tan (Ho Chi Minh City). Lung Cu flagpole, also known as the summit of Dragon Mountain (Long Son) is located at an altitude of about 1,470 m above sea level. The first place of the country was recorded by the author by fly-cam.
The work The Road I Walked was the second prize by Vu Ngoc Tuan (Hanoi) taken on the way to Dong Van, Ha Giang at 6am on March 14, 2019. Through the photo, the author sends a message about an energetic new day with the way ahead is always waiting for us to discover.
The photo Coming to the plateau taken at Tham Ma slope, Dong Van won the second prize of author Phan Quoc Bao (Thai Nguyen). The photo shows British tourists conquering Ma Pi Leng slope by bicycle. Despite the language differences, the guest always shows the impression of Vietnam’s natural landscape with a thumbs up.In addition to the three single photos, another second prize winner is the photo set “The Fire Dance Festival of the Pa Then” by Nguyen Thanh Son (Bac Giang).
Taking a photo to commemorate is the photo winning the third prize by Bui Van Son (Quang Ngai). Vietnam is beautiful everywhere, but Ha Giang always brings a different feeling because the fields of triangular flowers cover the valley, captivating people, the author shared.
The third prize winner is the work of the moss roof house of Khuoi My taken in Khuoi My village – home of the Dao ethnic group, photographed by photographer Ngo Chi Thanh (Phu Tho).
The “Upland Baby” taken in Ta Su Choong commune, Hoang Su Phi also won the third prize by Nguyen Thi Ly Giang (Hanoi).
Here, people mainly raise children (mountain rats) to do business, but with young children, they are like a close friend. Giang Thi Nu, a Mongolian baby who is cuddling her baby in hand is an impressive image for the photographer. The author also likens the rock plateau as a love song, surely will not only come once but also secretly promise to return next season.
Another work that won the third prize is called Khau Vai Love Market by Bui Viet Duc (Vinh Phuc). He took this photo in December 2019 in Meo Vac.
Works snub-nosed – pride of Ha Giang co third prize of Le Khac Decision (Hanoi). This is a black-haired, white-faced primate with light-spotted hairs around the face, often concentrated on isolated forests in the high mountains in the North. Ha Giang province has about 60 children in the Khau Ca nature reserve.
The simple photo of Happiness won the consolation prize by Le Hong Duc (Tuyen Quang) of a Mong family at the end of Lao Xa village, Sung La commune, Dong Van district. Through the photo, the author wants to convey a message about happiness. “The family home is gathered together with a life that is just enough, not noisy, rich but still full of joy, laughter is called happiness – a simple happiness”, Mr. Duc said.
The work ‘Starting’ won the consolation prize of photographer Le Huy Long (Hanoi). This photo, taken in October 2020, captures athletes’ excitement in front of the starting line of the marathon on Ma Pi Leng Pass.
In addition, the Organizing Committee awarded consolation prizes to 6 other works, mainly depicting nature and daily life of mountainous people such as: Hong Hac in the Nho Que line of Ha Huy (Tuyen Quang), Duong to Lung Cu by Bui Van Dan (Lao Cai), Ho Quang Minh by Nguyen Kien Truong (Ho Chi Minh City) early morning dew , Tan Cho Phien by Bui Duy Tu (Ninh Binh), Maize by Nguyen Ngoc Thai (Kon Tum) and A photo of A Forest Man ‘s Dance, taken by Tran Tan Vinh (Tam Ky).
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