This year, however, the situation is completely different. Talking to VTC News, Ms. Van Anh, an employee of a famous photography studio with lotus photography packages with an address in Trung Liet, Dong Da, said that due to the COVID-19 epidemic, the studio lost 90% of its revenue. revenue compared to previous years. The lotus photography service lost hundreds of millions of dong because of the outbreak. According to Ms. Van Anh, every year when the lotus season comes, the studio serves about 30-40 visitors to take photos of lotus a day. On weekends, the number of visitors is even more crowded. The lotus photography package that customers often choose is the basic package for VND 699,000. Thus, each day the revenue from taking photos of lotus can reach from 20 to 29 million VND. This year, the epidemic broke out right in the lotus blooming season, so the photography service with lotus was stopped, almost no customers. “ It is estimated that the studio loses about 600-800 million VND in revenue from lotus photography service in a month “, said Ms. Van Anh. Thanh Nam, a freelance photographer, said that at the beginning of summer every year, he had to schedule a whole week to take photos of lotus flowers for guests. But this year, the lotus flower has bloomed, but no guests have booked an appointment yet. “ Even if someone booked an appointment, I had to make an appointment for them to finish the translation before taking pictures. But when will the epidemic end, while lotus blooms only have a season and do not last ‘, Nam said sadly. Lotus flowers are in full bloom in West Lake, Hanoi but are absent from visiting. It is known that the price of a set of lotus photos of this photographer ranges from 400,000 to 600,000 VND excluding makeup and costume rental. In the lotus season, he takes pictures for about 2-3 guests every day. The epidemic caused him to lose millions of money every day. Mr. Chung, owner of a lotus pond in West Lake, where photographers often go to take photos of lotus for guests, shared: “ How much does it cost to sell lotus flowers, the income only depends on the photographer, but now the photographer doesn’t bring customers to take pictures anymore, it is considered a hungry year “. In addition to the income from the entrance fee collected by visitors when taking photos at the lotus lake, in previous years, Mr. Chung also opened a rental service for costumes on the spot, this service also brought a significant source of revenue. This year, in the context of the outbreak of the epidemic, these revenues are considered to be zero, causing the owner of the lotus garden to struggle and struggle. Only counting the entrance fee to the lotus garden, lotus pond owners like Mr. Chung lose millions of dong a day because of the epidemic. 10 kiosks for renting costumes at the West Lake lotus pond are empty because there are no customers. Ms. Hoang Anh, the owner of a costume rental shop including camisole, ao dai, ba ba shirt… said that in previous years, in the lotus season, every day, customers asked to rent a camisole, every weekend they could earn it. million from this “follow-up” service. Her shop sometimes doesn’t even have enough items to rent to customers. However, this year almost no guests asked to rent anymore. On the way to the West Lake lotus garden, you can easily see street vendors selling both pink and white lotus flowers. Ms. Tuong, a seller, said that every year, at the beginning of the season, lotus flowers are expensive, selling as much as they can. Many customers buy each bunch of 10 flowers to make photo props. But this year, it’s much more sluggish, only 30,000 VND for the whole bunch and still no buyers. Street vendors filled with lotus flowers at the beginning of the season. Mai, a customer who likes to take photos of lotus, shared: “For four years now, every year I take pictures with the West Lake lotus. There are years when you have to book an appointment with a photographer, making an appointment a week before it’s your turn. This year is the season, although I am very excited and know that if I take photos at this time, I will not have to jostle and compete, but due to the epidemic, I have to comply with the regulations on distance, so I have to wait for the epidemic to end before I can take photos.” .

A pub in Hanoi in 1991. “This place has fresh pig’s blood eaten with chopped intestines, herbs and peanuts for breakfast,” said photographer Hans-Peter Grumpe. Photo: Hans-Peter Grumpe / Hpgrumpe.de. Morning noodle shop on the sidewalk of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, 1992. A crowded restaurant in Dong Xuan market area, 1992. Uncle fan skewered on the sidewalk of the old town, next to the sign “Bii Hoi 1,600 VND”. Outside a restaurant “rarely cooked beef noodle soup”, 1993. A bowl of beef noodle soup in Hanoi at this time costs about 2,000 VND. Bustling scene in an evening beer hall. A boy selling fried doughnuts on the banks of Hoan Kiem Lake, 1991. This boy wearing a bread basket walks around the lake in search of diners, 1992. An ice cream shop with a styrofoam container on a bicycle, 1992. The box is covered with an Anlaco fertilizer sack. Street vendors in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, 1991. Dried ca cuong is hung in front of a shop selling ca cuong at 17 Cha Ca street. Ca cuong essence is used to make fish sauce, 1992. Cyclo carrying beef bones, materials used to cook pho, 1992. Invite readers to watch the video: Old Hanoi Girls’ School | VTV24.

More than 100 different ethnic groups reside in Myanmar. In which, the Chin ethnic group has about 1.5 million people and is divided into 37 groups. Only older women of some Chin tribes have facial tattoos. According to photographer Michi, it is only a matter of time before this unique tradition disappears. This striking photo shows the Padaung women, or long-necked tribes, also from Myanmar. According to legend, the Padaung people are descendants of a dragon with an armored neck. When and why they started wearing necklaces to lengthen their necks remains a mystery. Man from the Mursi tribe in Ethiopia’s Omo valley. He wears the mask proudly and confidently like normal jewelry in the situation of the Covid-19 pandemic spreading around the world. Author Olga Michi describes this photo as a fusion of today’s East African fashion with 18th century Europe. The fly on the face of the Mursi woman pictured here is said to be reminiscent of beauty stickers (called “mouches”) were popular at the time, especially in France. Dress up is the favorite game of children all over the world. So are these Surma boys in southern Ethiopia. They wanted to be photographed by Olga Michi many times, so they made up themselves very carefully, full of colors and rich imaginations. Cattle rearing is one of the most important livelihoods for the Mursi and Surma people of Ethiopia. The cattle horns worn by many women are not only jewelry but also reflect the tribal attitudes towards animals. In the past, horns were also used as currency. In addition, in the culture of the Mursi people, they attach great importance to jewelry. Jewelry reflects the talent, effort and creativity of the wearer. Wearing a disc to the lips is a ritual. The size of the plate is said to determine the bride’s value at marriage. Pictured is a girl from the Chukchi ethnic group, an indigenous tribe with about 15,000 members, living in the extreme northeastern part of Russia. The Chukchi’s portable tents are called yarangas. This traditional house is made of 35-40 reindeer skins. The process of building a home for the Chukchi people is quite difficult, often takes hours and is the task of women only. Photographer Olga Michi was born in Havana (Cuba) to a Russian family. She often makes expeditions on all continents to experience living with indigenous people.

I arrived at Jinchuan and Danba two days ago to see Lihua and take pictures of Tibetan Village. Many people would say, “What kind of photography tour is this? Isn’t it just an ordinary tourist route? Is it worth the money?”

It is indeed a traditional tourist route, and it has always been crowded with tourists in the scenic area. On the third day, it entered the plateau and entered the real Tibetan area. It also entered the “Black Rock City”, which is not visited by ordinary tourists. After a difficult journey, we arrived at the best location to take pictures of the Gongga Snow Mountain. Unfortunately, the weather was not good, and the ideal sunset photo of the snow mountain was not taken. The so-called “Black Rock City” is about 25 kilometers away from Xindu Bridge. It is said to be a mysterious religious shrine in Zhusang Township. The black scripture stones all over the mountain are built by lamas who practiced locally in the early years. Some people say that this mountain was a fortress for battles between tribes 300 years ago, and now there are only desolate ruins. The road in Black Rock City is particularly difficult for us. Ordinary cars or SUVs can’t work. Only high-floor off-road vehicles can barely pass and travel very slowly. Usually only photographers or outdoor people come here, and most tourists can’t get there. In addition to shooting the King of Shu Mountain, Gongga Snow Mountain, it is also a good place to shoot the starry sky and star trails. 1. In the morning in Zangzhai, Zhonglu, we waited hard for the sunrise. The biggest difference for the photography team is to get up early, because the hour before and after sunrise is the best light, and the scenery film is basically this time. The biggest advantage of the photography team is that the team leader knows where to shoot the best and can accurately reach the shooting location. If you are shooting sunrise at Zhonglu Zangzhai, there is a viewing platform, but you need to take up the place earlier. There are many photographers here. For those who want to shoot large movies with a tripod, they must be in place in advance. And I haven’t worn a tripod for many years. First, I am not very interested in landscape films, and there is no concept of “blockbuster”. The other is that the camera has a good sense of height now, and I can use a lens with a larger caliber, which can basically shoot. On the third day of self-driving in Western Sichuan, I shot at Zhonglu Zangzhai early in the morning. I waited until after nine o’clock before going down the mountain. 2. Again recommend Lao Mo’s house in Zhonglu Zangzhai. We drove to Danba in western Sichuan. The leader Lao Xu took us to the farmhouse of Lao Mo’s family. The custom here is that accommodation includes breakfast and dinner, and the usual price is 100 yuan a day. In fact, there are already many accommodations in the Zangzhai Village in Zhonglu now, and it is very convenient, while Lao Mo’s house is relatively inside, which is a little bit more. The advantage of Lao Mo’s house is that the price is low, and the whole family is very good. If you want to take pictures or play here, you can also show you the way. In short, it feels very comfortable. This is their breakfast. This is their dinner (there are three meat dishes). Lao Mo’s family is from Jiarong Tibetan, and the style of food is similar to that of Han people. The taste is very good, and everyone likes to eat it. Lao Mo’s family is very good. When we were leaving, he heard that we were going to the plateau and gave us a pack of “round root slices”. The old man is not good at words, but the family is sincere and enthusiastic. Love this family… 3. On the third day of self-driving on the Sichuan-Tibet line, we started to get close to the snow-capped mountains. In the morning after shooting at Zangzhai on the middle road of Danba, I started walking along the canyon Xianbamei direction. After walking out of the canyon, I saw the first complete snow-capped mountain Yala Snow Mountain, which is also the sacred mountain in the hearts of Tibetans. But this snow-capped mountain is not our goal. Then we arrived at Tagong and then at Xinduqiao. Rest here for a few minutes, and then go to Black Rock City. This section of the road is a simple road dug by the locals. It is particularly difficult to walk. The off-road vehicles are also cautious. The road is irregular and difficult to find. Fortunately, the leader, Lao Xu, has come many times. Yes, very familiar. We are going to see Gongga Snow Mountain, the area around Heishicheng is the best place to take sunset photos of Gongga Snow Mountain. Although it was cloudy when we set off, we still saw the king of Shushan, the whole picture of Gongga Snow Mountain. Unfortunately, we did not see the beautiful sunny Jinshan. Old Xu said that this season is already good, and it won’t be perfect until winter. That’s beauty! It was past ten o’clock in the night when I got down the mountain to the hotel… 4. How much does it cost to eat a meal in Sichuan and Tibet? Yesterday at noon we came to Xinduqiao. The leader Xu took us to the familiar “Tea Horse Road” hotel for dinner. He said that the food here was very delicious. As expected, everyone was very satisfied. The rice place also has such a delicious meal. how’s the price? I took a look at the menu, and the average talent is more than 40 yuan, which is very cost-effective. In fact, when entering Tibetan areas, in addition to playing, everyone is more concerned about food and accommodation. Now the conditions in Tibetan areas have greatly improved. Food and beverages have developed rapidly, and there are reasons for competition, so they are getting better and better, but the better ones need to be discovered what…… 5. Stay at Xinduqiao and experience high altitude Xinduqiao is an important stop of our trip, here is mainly to take photos of Gongga Snow Mountain in sunshine. Teacher Xu, who led the team, said that he has been to Black Rock City many times to shoot, and he has shot many good films in winter, but it is luck to see this season… I actually saw it, but it was cloudy, impenetrable, and no sunlight was taken. The shooting location here is close to 4800 meters above sea level. It was very cold at night, and finally descended to the Xinduqiao lodging at 3,600 meters above sea level. I did not expect that there is a hot wall in the house price. You can design the temperature by yourself, directly to 27 degrees, and the temperature will soon be So it’s so warm… At high altitude, there will be high antipathy. Some people start to have a headache. Old Xu repeatedly asked everyone not to take a bath, but some people still didn’t listen. After washing, he found out that he had a cold in the morning… It is troublesome to catch a cold in the plateau, it is easy to cause high reaction… We live on the edge of line 318 of Xinduqiao, and we started to take line 318 today… This hotel is called Meiyu Hotel. It is newly opened and the facilities are not bad. There is a simple breakfast. The off-season price is 120 yuan (standard room).

With creativity and constant exploration, these amateur photographers will bring us to approach the world from very unique perspectives of things. Thereby, you will see that everything we know about the world is just like a drop of water in the ocean. Let’s admire rare photos of very different angles of things in the world! 1. Cat paws look like gloved hands when viewed through a macro lens. 2. Maze intersection in the city of Timişoara, Romania. 3. Extremely clear boundary between the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. 4. Who would have thought that this beautiful black-skinned banana would be just a work born of oblivion? 5. The perfect and even structure gives the forest an impressive and enchanting beauty. 6. If you say this is a bicycle dump in China, would you believe it? 7. Harsh battle in a blinding snowstorm. 8. Alpaca camels with thick, smooth and firm fur. 9. Cosplay grapes skillfully transform themselves into pumpkins. 10. The forest forms a giant guitar. 11. The great Christmas tree is made of bananas. 12. Vivid cobwebs are sharp in detail when taken at close range. 13. It was as if the cat was holding a fireball in his lap. 14. The outside stone is transparent, the inside shines with a rainbow. 15. The crocodile has albinism.

With a construction cost of 800 million VND, many people think that the owner has spent a waste of money or was overpriced by the contractor. The outside looks simple, simple and nothing special. However, if you step inside, “take a look at the market” in every corner, everyone will surely praise. The owner of this project is Mr. Tran Duc Cong, a photographer. Mr. Cong said that the family initially only planned to renovate the level 4 house, but after the architect came to survey, the structure was degraded and could not be renovated. In the end, he chose the new construction option. The total area of ​​​​the house is 140m2 with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, garden, kitchen. Side view of the house. The house is divided into 2 areas. The front has 1 floor, which is a living room, kitchen, toilet and lawned courtyard. The rear part has 2 floors, is a bedroom, a bathroom. On the 2nd floor, there is a space connecting 2 parts, designed by the architect to be a place to drink tea and grow bonsai. The house has enough room for a family of 3 generations to live. Therefore, the common element is focused, but the private space is separate, ensuring quiet. The porch on the left is spacious, with a path leading up to the 2nd floor stairs. This staircase is in an arc shape, embracing the avocado tree. A special feature is the stairs built with bricks and plastered with cement, matching the layout of the house. The entire roof is covered with red tile, heat resistant. Around the house, the architect arranged a dark aluminum and glass door system, opening the door to catch the wind in the afternoon. Living room, kitchen on the same floor. The interior uses simple wooden furniture. Closed TV shelf integrated into a bookshelf. Large glass doors catch the wind, the porch is tiled, helping to block the sun. Every corner of the house is optimized for function. From here you can see the gate, the living room. Rustic garden. The staircase is the perfect highlight for the building. The porch is also installed two swings to cool off. Swing made of wood and braided rope. The sitting net stretched from the house to the side of the pole. Mr. Cong said that this net is quite strong and can withstand large loads. The staircase seen from above is quite beautiful, creating a unique feature. The space connecting the two areas is turned into a place to drink tea and plant trees. The house from above is quite striking. The sun shines on the 2nd floor terrace. Mr. Cong confided that he was very enthusiastic about the project. This design has a bit of the direction of the houses in the old quarter of Hanoi. The space helps the owner to relax, gather with his family and also give him inspiration for creative photography.

A photo of NAG Kim Lien. But all that changed 5 years ago, when the world’s most modern 3-wire cable car system connecting Sapa with Fansipan peak of Sun Group went into operation with the appearance of a spiritual complex on top of Fansipan. Sun World Fansipan Legend tourist area. Not only the elderly, children, and people with disabilities have conquered the highest peaks of the three Indochina countries, but photographers have finally had the opportunity to capture magical moments here whenever they want. want. And also from here, the magnificent beauty of Fansipan four seasons has been spread to nature lovers, beauty lovers and travel enthusiasts. Photo of the legendary Fansipan tower by NAG Le Viet Khanh. Admitting that he is always excited and full of creative inspiration every time he comes to Fansipan, NAG Le Viet Khanh is one of the photographers with the most impressive works on this special mountain. Among them, the work that he is most passionate about is “Buddha statue on the roof of Indochina”, the frame that helped him win 3rd prize in the prestigious international black and white photo contest – Monochrome Awards 2020 in the Professional category. Architecture photography. “Buddha statue on the roof of Indochina” – NAG Le Viet Khanh. Sharing memories of the photo capturing the rare moment when the clouds followed the wind embracing the majestic statue’s legs on the top, Le Viet Khanh said the photo was taken on a cold day of winter, even Even his hands were stiff, no longer feeling the shutter. He believes that, in addition to the aesthetic factor, the photo also shows the unique beauty of a magnificent architecture created by human hands, blending with the magical beauty of nature, and That’s why this photo won the top prize at the world’s prestigious photo contest. Dance in the Clouds show at Sun World Fansipan Legend under the lens of NAG Hoang Ha. With NAG Vu Minh Quan (Quan Shotgun), in his huge collection of Fansipan photos, the picture of snow covered like a fairy on the Sun World Fansipan Legend complex taken on the last Lunar New Year 2021 was his favorite. Best. Beautiful snow-covered work on the Sun World Fansipan Legend complex by NAG Vu Minh Quan. “It was the 28th of Tet, it was not easy to “leave home” to go to Sa Pa to take pictures until the 29th of Tet. However, when the snowfall was unprecedented, the photos my friends on Fansipan sent me made it impossible not to go on the road. The snow was cold and slippery, I fell several times both human and machine, fortunately it was okay. And indeed, my decision to go to Fansipan on that occasion was extremely right, because every moment of Fansipan is not repeated, and I seized the golden opportunity to compose and capture the most memorable snow photos.” Mr. Vu Minh Quan said. Another work of NAG Vu Minh Quan photographing Fansipan. As a person who has lived and worked in Sa Pa for nearly 20 years, NAG To Ba Hieu said that he was really fascinated by the beauty and people here. NAG To Ba Hieu photographed the spiritual complex on the top of Fansipan. “In Sa Pa, there are many topics for photographers to freely compose, in addition to terraced fields, clouds, people, … Fansipan is a really great destination for tourists as well as tourists. photographer. Many people have told me why shoot in Fansipan so much, don’t you find it boring? But for Fansipan, every time I go up is a different emotion, because Fansipan apart from the majestic natural scenery and the spiritual complex invested by Sun Group on a very large and magnificent scale, every moment is different and different. It is difficult to repeat, for example, like the clouds floating on the top of Fansipan, they are never the same, each time has its own beauty”, shared NAG To Ba Hieu. Photo of Fansipan spiritual complex by NAG To Ba Hieu. Devoted to the tourist resort on the top of Fansipan, NAG To Ba Hieu said that the most enchanting moment for him at “Roof of Indochina” is at dawn, when the sun rises under the sea of ​​clouds floating, the space is as magical as in a dream and not always have the opportunity to admire. “I’m really passionate about this place and still have to come here a lot to capture angles that I haven’t done yet.” Picture of a dreamy purple flower hill at Sun World Fansipan Legend – NAG Pham Bang. 4 shimmering seasons with colorful flowers, a series of unique festivals such as Dance in the Clouds, Horse Hoof in the Clouds, Flower Festival…, the moments of nature changing every hour, Fansipan – just like NAGs have said -“never repeat yourself”. Therefore, even though they have reached this peak of 3143m thousands of times in their life, for the NAGs, each time is the first time, with enough excitement and passion as if they had never set foot here.

Hugo Súissas shows off his perspective and creativity through photos posted on his personal Instagram. Currently, his social networking site has 128,000 followers. Each photo conveys playfulness and an interesting message. In the picture, the Portuguese photographer impressed viewers when he extended his hand to “support” the statue of King José I riding an equestrian placed at the famous Praca do Comercio square. In addition to posing flexibly, making himself like a lively piece of the works, Hugo Súissas also uses familiar objects combined with unique arrangement ideas to “transform” each architectural work according to novel perspective. Sydney Opera House is a cultural and tourist icon of Australia. Hugo checked-in this place with a book that made “shells” look like the pages of a book being opened. Similarly, the Belém Tower fortress in the capital Lisbon was transformed into a giant sand castle. Praca do Comercio, the magnificent square in Lisbon, continues to be the inspiration for Hugo to create artistic photos. Three sides of the square are surrounded by yellow buildings in the Pombaline architectural style. The photographer creates a visual effect with the viewer when using an antique key combined in the frame and turning the gate into a lock. In addition, this is also the context for Hugo to create the image of a light bulb. The Eiffel Tower (France), the symbol of the “capital of light”, is associated with a clothespin. The Millennium Wheel (UK) located on the banks of the Thames became a giant pizza with 2 remaining pieces of cake through the arrangement of the male photographer. The 25 de Abril suspension bridge spans the River Tejo, connecting Lisbon with Almada (Portugal). The bridge has a design quite similar to the Golden Gate (Golden Gate Bridge) in the US. With his perspective, Hugo turned this building into a clothes drying plant. A pedestrian and bicycle bridge in Düsseldorf (Germany) was “turned” into a clothes hanger by him. With a rich imagination, Hugo associated the colorful buildings by the canal in Amsterdam (Netherlands) with luminous pens. El Castillo, a top tourist attraction in Chichen Itza (Mexico), was transformed by a photographer into a unique umbrella. El Castillo means “castle” in Spanish. It is one of the oldest Mayan temples and is listed as a World Heritage Site. Opening of the world’s longest suspension bridge for pedestrians The bridge 516 Arouca has just been inaugurated on April 29 in Northern Portugal. The bridge is 516 m long, holds the record as the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world.

With a construction cost of 800 million VND, many people think that the owner has spent a waste of money or was overpriced by the contractor. The outside looks simple, simple and nothing special. However, if you step inside, “take a look at the market” in every corner, everyone will surely praise. The owner of this project is Mr. Tran Duc Cong, a photographer. Mr. Cong said that the family initially only planned to renovate the level 4 house, but after the architect came to survey, the structure was degraded and could not be renovated. In the end, he chose the new construction option. The total area of ​​​​the house is 140m2 with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, garden, kitchen. Side view of the house. The house is divided into 2 areas. The front has 1 floor, which is a living room, kitchen, toilet and lawned courtyard. The rear part has 2 floors, is a bedroom, a bathroom. On the 2nd floor, there is a space connecting 2 parts, designed by the architect to be a place to drink tea and grow bonsai. The house has enough room for a family of 3 generations to live. Therefore, the common element is focused, but the private space is separate, ensuring quiet. The porch on the left is spacious, with a path leading up to the 2nd floor stairs. This staircase is arc-shaped, embracing the avocado tree. A special feature is the stairs built with bricks and plastered with cement, matching the layout of the house. The entire roof is covered with red tile, heat resistant. Around the house, the architect arranged a dark aluminum and glass door system, opening the door to catch the wind in the afternoon. Living room, kitchen on the same floor. The interior uses simple wooden furniture. Closed TV shelf integrated into a bookshelf. Large glass doors catch the wind, the porch is tiled, helping to block the sun. Every corner of the house is optimized for function. From here you can see the gate, the living room. Rustic garden. The staircase is the perfect highlight for the building. The porch is also installed two swings to cool off. Swing made of wood and braided rope. The sitting net stretched from the house to the side of the pole. Mr. Cong said that this net is quite strong and can withstand large loads. The staircase seen from above is quite beautiful, creating a unique feature. The space connecting the two areas is turned into a place to drink tea and plant trees. The house from above is quite striking. The sun shines on the 2nd floor terrace. Mr. Cong confided that he was very enthusiastic about the project. This design has a bit of the direction of the houses in the old quarter of Hanoi. The space helps the owner to relax, gather with his family and also give him inspiration for creative photography.

This is a place to visit that attracts tourists because of its wild beauty and diversity of flora and fauna because it is nestled around the majestic Chigmit mountain range. Here is Lake Clark which is the oldest and largest in the Chigmit Mountains area. Lake Clark is the most important breeding ground for North American salmon. Lake Clark Park is also known for its diverse geology including jagged peaks, granite peaks, dozens of glaciers, and hundreds of waterfalls. Because of the abundance of salmon, Lake Clark is a favorite destination for grizzly bears. Every July – September, the breeding season of salmon, a lot of bears will gather in this place to hunt. Bear cubs are taken by their mother to hunt. Photo: Lewis Kemper. Appearing in the right hunting season for bears, photographer Kemper captured the photo of his life. Mr. Kemper said, while guiding a group of friends who are all photography enthusiasts around Lake Clark, he discovered a family of bears including a mother bear and her two cubs catching salmon. Perhaps accustomed to the appearance of humans in the area, when Kemper approached to take pictures of the two cubs, he was still carefree, relaxed, not bothered. Dip it in water to cool it down, but the cubs still can’t find food by themselves. Photo: Lewis Kemper. According to the photographer’s observation, while waiting for the mother bear to bring something to eat, the two cubs were too nervous and held each other’s hands for about 20 seconds. Immediately, Kemper “captured” those valuable moments. Contrary to the photographer’s “sweet fruit”, although sincerely waiting for the mother bear, as a result, the bear family still did not earn anything to put in their stomach. Wildlife experts say grizzly bears’ hunting success rate is relatively low, only about 10%. Eagerly holding hands to wait for the mother bear to bring back food. Photo: Lewis Kemper. “Everyone knows that a bear’s favorite food is fish, but not everyone knows that bears are omnivores, their main food is plants and grasses,” Mr Kemper added. Bears aren’t the first animals to get pictures of holding hands, showing genuine affection. Earlier, a couple took the famous photo of two penguins holding hands on a beach in South Africa. That magical moment moved millions of people on earth.

Works on display in the exhibition Lam Duc Hien makes the 4,200km journey along the Mekong River, from the bustling, life-filled tropical lower reaches of the Mekong Delta to upstream Tibet where snow is white all year round. This cross-continental journey has a special meaning to him – the French-Vietnamese photographer was born and raised on the banks of the Mekong River in Laos, affectionately known as the Mother River. In the series of pictorial narratives, individual memories blend with the collective memories of people who live by and rely on the river. Here, the Mekong River is both a boundary and a link between lands, cultures and peoples. Lam Duc Hien was born in 1966 on the banks of the Mekong River, which flows through the town of Pakse in the south of Laos. He arrived in France in 1977 after living for two years in a refugee camp in Thailand. Lam Duc Hien has documented the aftermath of the greatest conflicts of the 20th and 21st centuries in many countries around the world, including Romania, Russia, Bosnia, Chechnya, Rwanda, South Sudan and, most significantly, Iraq, where he engaged for more than 25 years. He has won many photography awards, including prestigious awards such as Leica Award, Great European Award of Vevey City, World Press Photo, etc. Lam Duc Hien is a member of Agence VU’ photo agency. The exhibition is open until June 11, 2021.

From the three-bedroom apartment with city views, Gekoski easily sees Pasay’s public cemetery. He didn’t realize how miserable life right next to him was until he embarked on a photo project in collaboration with the NGO Lady Freethinker. In the photo, a skinny dog ​​is standing on the top of the tomb. It is one of at least 400 animals living in the cemetery with about 300 families. In this place, some people even have to find leftovers in the trash to get through the day. “I have never seen a place where people live, sleep on graves. As a photographer, I want to tell the story I have witnessed. What I see is not despair but a cohesive community. They still shine with hope despite struggling with difficulties most of us can’t even imagine,” he said. The same suffering as humans are dogs. In the cemetery, everything is almost zero: no running water, no cleaning services, no electricity… Therefore, the dogs here mostly look emaciated. They huddled in the dark, curled up in the aisle, tails curling around their bony bodies. In the photo, Mrs. Cura (65 years old) with her chained dog. She is raising 5 dogs in the cemetery and wants to leave one day soon. Life in the cemetery for many has spanned several generations. They live on money taking care of the graves of rich families, carving steles or selling flowers… Many people want to leave but can’t. Because they live in cemeteries, they do not have access to health care, education, sanitation services, etc. This makes it difficult for them to find outside work. In the photo, Honey (18 years old) lives with 8 dogs and her parents. Ashley Fruno, founder of Pasay Pups – an organization that works for animal and children’s rights – regularly and volunteers visit, care for and vaccinate animals at the cemetery every week. They also hold discussions on the proper care of animals and give supplies to children. However, the pandemic makes weekly visits more difficult. The Pasay government has organized strict social distancing that prevents people living in the cemetery from leaving half a step. Because of their inability to go out, the cemetery’s residents have very limited access to food. They also cannot search for scraps to cover their daily lives. Pasay Pups has donated rice, soap, reusable masks twice a month. However, the number of volunteers is also decreasing day by day. “It’s shocking that they are provided with very few necessities to get through the days of social distancing,” Fruno said. Even so, even when the photos were made public, the Pasay government made no official comment. Sharing with The Guardian, Fruno and photographer Gekoski hope the photos will help people and animals in Pasay cemetery better in the future. Pasay, a city in metropolitan Manila (Philippines) has nearly 416,000 people living in an area of ​​about 18 square kilometers. It is described on tourist forums as a destination for “culture, shopping, relaxation and horror”. Gekoski’s series of photographs expose the lives of poverty that people and animals have to endure in cemeteries.

Highlights in the frames come from sparkling diamond accessories and fancy long nails with the help of makeup artist Ash K Holm. All moments were taken by photographer Sita Abellan. Kim Kardashian caused controversy with diamond-encrusted earrings with the sign “Om”. Photo: @sitabellan. However, Kim quickly faced a wave of criticism from netizens after wearing earrings with the “Om” logo. According to the Independent This is a sacred sound and spiritual symbol in Indian religious culture including Buddhism and Hinduism. In 3 photos, the audience sees the objection when Kim lies on the bed wearing silver diamond-encrusted earrings with the sign “Om” and a charming face. Many people consider wearing this accessory a cultural insult and disrespect for Indian beliefs. “This is a symbol of religion. Why is she bringing it out as an accessory? The symbol is sacred, not a fashion aesthetic specifically for her. I hope Kim apologizes to everyone. people”, the social network user commented. Fashion set of Kim Kardashian and photographer Sita Abellan. Photo: @sitabellan. Previously, Kim made the Japanese angry when naming the lingerie brand with the name of the country’s national costume – Kimono. Before the wave of protests, she said this was a misunderstanding and the brand was not related to the kimono of the country of cherry blossoms. Even the mayor of Tokyo even wrote a letter to Kim. In the end, she had to change the brand name to Skims. In addition, Kim Kardashian was also strongly criticized by the public for deliberately darkening her skin in the image promoting the product line of cosmetic brand KKW Beauty. Many netizens believe that she has shown the “black face” action in the form of makeup, because she has never had dark skin. In the 19th century, “black face” was a common racist act in the entertainment industry. In plays and movies, non-black artists often painted their faces black, playing low-class working-class people such as slaves, gardeners, and nannies. By the 1960s, this movement ended after the civil rights movement of African-Americans. Kim Kardashian intentionally colorizes photos to dark skin like women of color. Photo: KKW Beauty.

After receiving the order, it took 2 months for Amazon to deliver the camera to Bill and Kelly Chiles. When he opened the box, Bill saw two camera boxes inside, but both were empty. Ordered a Sony camera for $7,000 on the Internet but only received an empty box. Photo: Denver7. In an interview, Bill said that he was “shocked” when he did not see any cameras. “I’ve heard the same thing happen with 3rd party delivery, not Amazon,” Bill said the amount of money he and his wife saved up to buy the camera. “We used to buy cameras on Amazon and have not had any problems,” the photographer said. When contacting Amazon, Bill continued to be surprised when the people who received the complaint behaved irresponsibly, claiming the package was authenticated and refusing to refund. Amazon employees even hang up the call themselves when there are no support issues. Kelly Chiles, Bill’s wife, expressed frustration with Amazon’s support, despite sending proof of the problem with the package. Accordingly, the box sent by UPS weighs only 0.9 kg, while the Sony website says that the camera packaging box weighs more than 1.4 kg. Bill expressed frustration when Amazon employees responded irresponsibly, refusing to refund. Photo: Denver7. “Someone stole the camera. In fact, they stole both because 2 boxes have serial numbers close to each other,” Bill did not rule out the case that Amazon employees stole the camera, and they were covering their luggage. vi for each other. In addition, he also discovered that the same model was sold on secondhand markets in the area, cheaper than the original price of the company. Bill and Kelly filed a complaint with the local police and emailed Jeff Bezos. The response email said that once the credit card dispute is resolved, Amazon will process the claim. The platform also entered the investigation after the incident was shared on the Internet. This is not the first time this has happened. In 2018, YouTube channel owner Chasontwowheels reflects ordering a Canon 1DX Mark II camera but only receiving an ice box. When contacting for exchange, the second parcel was filled with bricks. Apple is creating a device with 15 cameras, 2 screens of 8K The headset will integrate 15 cameras, 2 8K screens and an adjustable strap. Perhaps for a long time, AR/VR headsets will become a reality.

A photo of NAG Kim Lien. But everything changed 5 years ago, when the world’s most modern 3-wire cable car system connecting Sapa with Fansipan peak of Sun Group went into operation with the appearance of a spiritual complex on the top of Fansipan. Sun World Fansipan Legend tourist area. Not only the elderly, children, and people with disabilities have conquered the highest peaks of the three Indochina countries, but photographers have finally had the opportunity to capture magical moments here whenever they want. want. And also from here, the magnificent beauty of Fansipan four seasons has been spread to nature lovers, beauty lovers and travel enthusiasts. Photo of the legendary Fansipan tower by NAG Le Viet Khanh. Admitting that he is always excited and full of creative inspiration every time he comes to Fansipan, NAG Le Viet Khanh is one of the photographers with the most impressive works on this special mountain. Among them, the work that he is most passionate about is “Buddha statue on the roof of Indochina”, the frame that helped him win 3rd prize in the prestigious international black and white photo contest – Monochrome Awards 2020 in the Professional category. Architecture photography. “Buddha statue on the roof of Indochina” – NAG Le Viet Khanh. Sharing memories of the photo capturing the rare moment when the clouds followed the wind embracing the majestic statue’s legs on the top, Le Viet Khanh said the photo was taken on a cold day of winter, even Even his hands were stiff, no longer feeling the shutter. He believes that, in addition to the aesthetic factor, the photo also shows the unique beauty of a magnificent architecture created by human hands, blending with the magical beauty of nature, and That’s why this photo won the top prize at the world’s prestigious photo contest. Dance in the Clouds show at Sun World Fansipan Legend under the lens of NAG Hoang Ha. With NAG Vu Minh Quan (Quan Shotgun), in his huge collection of Fansipan photos, the picture of snow covered like a fairy on the Sun World Fansipan Legend complex taken on the last Lunar New Year 2021 was his favorite. Best. Beautiful snow-covered work on the Sun World Fansipan Legend complex by NAG Vu Minh Quan. “It was the 28th of Tet, it was not easy to “leave home” to Sa Pa to take pictures until the 29th of the New Year. However, when the snow fell unprecedentedly, the photos sent by friends on Fansipan made it impossible not to The snow was cold and slippery, I fell a few times, both human and machine, fortunately it was okay. And indeed my decision to go to Fansipan on that occasion was extremely right, because Fansipan every moment is not repeated, and I took a golden opportunity to compose and capture the most memorable snow photos,” said Vu Minh Quan. Another work of NAG Vu Minh Quan photographing Fansipan. As a person who has lived and worked in Sa Pa for nearly 20 years, NAG To Ba Hieu confided that he was really fascinated by the beauty and people here. NAG To Ba Hieu photographed the spiritual complex on the top of Fansipan. “In Sa Pa, there are many topics for photographers to freely compose, in addition to terraced fields, clouds, people, … Fansipan is a really great destination for tourists as well as tourists. Photographer Many people have told me why take so many pictures in Fansipan, don’t you find it boring? But for Fansipan, every time I go up is a different emotion, because Fansipan apart from the majestic natural scenery and the spiritual complex invested by Sun Group on a very large and magnificent scale, every moment is different and different. It is difficult to repeat, for example, like the clouds floating on the top of Fansipan, they are never the same, each time has its own beauty”, shared NAG To Ba Hieu. Photo of Fansipan spiritual complex by NAG To Ba Hieu. Devoted to the tourist resort on the top of Fansipan, NAG To Ba Hieu said that the most enchanting moment for him at “Roof of Indochina” is at dawn, when the sun rises under the sea of ​​clouds floating, the space is as magical as in a dream and not always have the opportunity to admire. “I’m really passionate about this place and still have to come here a lot to capture angles that I haven’t done yet.” Photo of a dreamy purple flower hill at Sun World Fansipan Legend – NAG Pham Bang. 4 shimmering seasons with colorful flowers, a series of unique festivals such as Dance in the Clouds, Horse Hoofs in the Clouds, Festival of Flowers…, the moments of nature changing every hour, Fansipan – just like the NAGs said- “never repeat yourself”. Therefore, even if they have reached this 3143m peak a thousand times in their life, for NAGs, each time is the first time, with enough excitement and passion like never before.

During his 210-day tour in Asia, photographer Dima Gilitukha spent a month in Vietnam. During that time, he traveled to many places and took pictures of the beautiful country and people of Vietnam. Gilitukha shares with the public many photos taken in Vietnam. After the announcement, many people enjoyed watching the fascinating natural landscapes and the daily life of Vietnamese people appear extremely vivid. According to the share of photographer Gilitukha, he put Vietnam on the list of destinations in his Asian trip. Therefore, Mr. Gilitukha traveled to many places throughout Vietnam such as Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Can Tho, Hoi An, Ha Long… Among these, Mr. Gilitukha was extremely impressed when he visited Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, Son Doong cave. Not only capturing beautiful scenes in Vietnam, photographer Gilitukha enjoys some unique dishes of the region. Photographer Gilitukha photographed a young girl picking tea at a green tea hill in Vietnam. Vietnamese upland women wear baskets filled with green vegetables. Beautiful scenery of the river in Vietnam. A small trader at a traditional market in Vietnam sells a variety of vegetables. Invite readers to watch the video: Adding a big Japanese retailer to Vietnam. Source: VTV24.

Skybed Scar – the mighty lion king that once ruled the Kruger grasslands. In April 2018, in Kruger National Park, South Africa, two photographers Larry Pannell and Greg Parker took a rare set of photos of male lions taking their last breath naturally out in the wild. wild. In the last moments of his life, Skybed Scar – the mighty lion king that once dominated the Kruger grasslands and the photographers stood just over a meter apart. This male lion is a famous lion king in Kruger Park and once dominated a lion herd for several years. In his heyday. Skybed Scar has a mighty and majestic appearance, with muscular muscles and a loud roar that can make the surrounding herbivores tremble, even other male lions who want to usurp its throne. must also carefully consider the enormous power hidden in this roar. However, by the time the two photographers took these photos, Scar was old and had to leave her lions, or be chased from the lions, so she could only hunt alone. Lions are the only sociable of the big cats. They hunt together and take care of their young in packs. This helps them hunt more efficiently and can even kill large animals like the buffalo. A group of lions will usually include a male lion and a few female lions, sometimes even a herd of lion cubs running behind. A group of lions can have more than 50 individuals and in such large groups there can also be a few more adult male lions. Throughout her life, a female lion in a group of lions will be primarily responsible for hunting, while male lions are primarily responsible for patrolling the territory, intimidating other lions or other lions. invaders, keep the lions safe, and occasionally assist the lioness in her hunt. When the male lion cubs are close to reaching adulthood (under 3 years old) they will be kicked out of the herd to live in the wild, sometimes they will bond with several male lions like themselves to hunt together. bait. When these male lions are 6 years old (fully mature), they will use their strength to challenge other male lions to gain dominion over the lions. The defeated male lions will usually die from severe wounds, but if they are not dead then these old kings will be driven out of the pack and left to live alone, even if they are not. could become the target of the hyenas, and being able to die naturally would become a luxury. The photographer saw Skybed Scar at a watering hole, where a herd of small elephants usually drink water. When they got there, they noticed that a lion was drinking water on the bank, it seems that it is having problems with its left leg because its sitting angle is not very normal right now. And then they saw the lion stand up with a swaying posture like a drunk man, but in the end they discovered that it was an old lion and had not been eaten for a long time, its body only covered with skin. bone. Parker was a local photographer and recognized the old lion as Skybed Scar. It left the puddle and staggered toward a small high ground. Every few steps it will stop, bow its head to rest, accumulate the remaining strength in its body to be able to take a few more steps. After going up to the high ground, Skybed Scar looked back at the puddle one last time and then slowly walked down the slope, but only halfway through it, it fell. But right after that, a herd of elephants came to the puddle to play and satisfy their thirst, one elephant left the herd and walked towards the high ground, seeming to want to stand at a higher position to see the surrounding. Is there any danger around? At first, it did not detect the lion Scar 30 meters away, and Scar purposely avoided the view to avoid the elephant from detecting her. But unfortunately, the elephant still found it, stepped back and rushed towards Scar with a roar, when the other elephants heard the noise, they began to rush towards the old lion. Scar wanted to snarl at the elephants like when she was a child to scare away these scary giants, but now, she only had one choice, and that was to turn around and run with all her strength. The sound of galloping footsteps gradually disappeared, the dust also subsided, the two photographers drove to find the old lion, finally found Scar lying on the grass under the tree, dying unable to move. This last run had obviously exhausted him. Scar looked at the photographer with sad eyes, no one dared to approach the former king, but now, the photographer was more than a meter away, staring at its death. The old lion was breathing heavily, his chest heaving weakly, and his eyes slowly fading. Finally, after taking his last breath, Skar closed his eyes and safely left this world forever, and a generation of lion kings fell. You may often hear the traditional virtues of respecting the elderly and caring for young children on a bus, but in essence, such a statement clearly confuses many animals. Once the old male lion is driven out of the lions, only death awaits him; The new lion king will also kill the old lion king’s cubs, so that the lioness can mate with her In fact, most animals in the wild can hardly live to old age, not because they don’t want to die of old age, but their fellows don’t want to. Think twice, have you ever seen wild animals die of old age? Most people probably don’t see that in their lifetime.

In Vietnam, Dima traveled from North to South, living with indigenous people of many different ethnicities. The beautiful images of destinations such as Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Can Tho, Quang Binh, Lao Cai… are valuable additions to this Ukrainian photographer’s travel photography collection. Dima concluded, the best way to explore Vietnam is through the locals. In Can Tho, he had the best photos when watching the river life of the people here. Dima is amazed as the locals cook, raise their children and maintain their daily life on the river. “Look at these kids, they grew up in one of the most beautiful places in the world, but most have never been on land. Every day, children bathe in cool water and enjoy life. When communicating. With the local people, I am fascinated by the traditions that are always preserved,” said Dima. Dima spent a few days in the mountain villages of Sapa, where he met many Hmong people. To overcome communication difficulties, Dima revealed that Vietnamese people are usually very open-minded, so he can somewhat understand other people’s attitudes towards him by observing their facial expressions. Despite the language barrier, Dima was warmly received as a family guest. “Here the Black Hmong and the Red Dao live close to each other but have different languages. They lead an idyllic life in the highlands, the women do handicrafts and the men farm. Their villages are picturesque. , with terraced fields and surrounding mountains,” said Dima. Going to Hanoi, Dima still keeps a habit of following the pace of life of the locals. He is surprised that people in the capital get up very early and like to start their day with morning exercise. Outside of Hanoi, Dima has explored Ha Long Bay, which he describes as having “unbelievably beautiful scenery” where visitors can go boating, relax on the beach and enjoy seafood caught by local fishermen. . This photographer also did not forget to visit caves in Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park in Quang Binh and Hoi An ancient town in Quang Nam. Dima Gilitukha commented, Vietnam is a convenient place to travel. Even a less experienced traveler on a tight budget can experience the culture and nature of Vietnam. There’s also plenty of affordable accommodations and affordable street food here, too. It is not difficult to navigate in Vietnam, a good transportation system gives visitors access to many cities and tourist attractions. Sleeper cars are also very comfortable vehicles.

Yuni Yoshida’s strength is to create sets of photos arranged in a style that deceives the viewer’s eyes. With rich creativity and a unique and different perspective, Yuni Yoshida always brings surprises through each project. Yuni Yoshida always brings surprises through each project In each frame that Yuni Yoshida takes, she is careful with every little detail, each choice has its own hidden meaning, making viewers often have to stop, admire, and find out the meaning in each photo. Not only bringing interesting ideas, thanks to skillfully combining colors, Yuni Yoshida has launched eye-catching products, creating associations for viewers. Yuni Yoshida – author of many popular installations in Japan One of Yuni Yoshida’s favorite topics is food, as she has released many photos of fruits, sushi, cakes, kimbap, sandwiches… Every attempt is a time for Yuni Yoshida to create something new. Sometimes she uses fruit. vegetables to shape bikini, high heels… sometimes she arranges for models to “transform” into dishes. One of Yuni Yoshida’s favorite themes is food In an interview, Yuni Yoshida said that she wants viewers after seeing her products to have to watch them again and again to discover new things for themselves. Yuni Yoshida admits that she loves entertainment, and likes to surprise people. But most of all, she wants to discover her own creativity through each project. Yuni Yoshida’s art game is getting more and more love when she has 314K followers on Instagram. Instagram page @yuni_yoshida There is always a huge amount of “dropping” hearts in each post Until now, Yuni Yoshida has pocketed many memorable projects, such as making CD/DVD covers for artists Gen Hoshino, Chara, Kaela Kimura, AKB48… and invited by many famous Japanese brands. Acting as art director for media products and projects. She is also the designer of advertisements for J-Wave radio channel, as well as a series of photos appearing in famous magazines such as Soen, Ginza. ..

Pop culture from its rise to the present day has brought unique values ​​to many creative fields, including fashion. That energy has been brightened up by the current Creative Director of Christian Dior – designer Maria Grazia Chiuri with youthful neon color strips, personalized leather materials, eye-catching texture printing techniques… tied to the legacy of disco fashion back in the day. The extremely modern costumes containing the old cultural story are vividly present in every frame of photographer Brigitte Niedermair in this campaign to promote this collection. Each handbag design that has been sought by fashionistas in the past time, such as Lady D-Lite, Dior Bobby, Dior Book Tote and Dior Caro bags, becomes more gorgeous than ever in frames bearing the nostalgia concept, while also hinting at the modern futuristic spirit. In particular, the appearance of Dior Mizza leopard print is also designed with more impressive and eye-catching colors. The bucket hat adorns the set with a subtle highlight, a little shyness and a little break. Meanwhile, the necklace and earring patterns mesmerize the brand followers with unique animal details. The CD logo can be seen on most of the items in this collection, from light designs to sophisticated designs. The Dior Fall 2021 collection recalls the memory of the golden age of fashion when it began to be influenced by Pop culture to move towards a promising future, expressed through colorful and striking items in the collection. this promotional campaign. Posts: To Hoang Bao

In recent years, pole dancing – once confined to strip clubs – has been given a chance to shine on a much larger stage; from the 2020 Grammys, when the beautiful FKA Twigs performed in tribute to the late singer Prince, to appear in large gyms. Not only that, the life of pole dancers also becomes material for filmmakers to exploit, possibly next like “Hustlers” (2019), “Zola” (2020) or “P-Valley” ( 2020)… Recently, female photographer Adrienne Raquel chose to take a closer approach when taking photos of real dancers working at Onyx – the most famous strip club in Houston, Texas, USA. The series was presented by Raquel at her first solo photography exhibition, ONYX, at the Fotografiska museum (Stockholm, Sweden) at the end of April. The exhibition celebrates black women. South – they have long been a source of inspiration in music and visual culture. Raquel sees the changing attitudes around pole dancing as a sign of a major cultural shift. “I clearly feel that this exotic dance is no longer a taboo as it used to be. Women in general are gradually showing confidence and really showing their sex appeal. It has become more normal in our society,” the photographer said in a video interview. Adrienne Raquel, who lives and works in New York, has collaborated with many international stars such as Megan Thee Stallion, Lil Nas X and Travis Scott. She came up with the idea after visiting the club in 2017. At that time, she went to Houston for her aunt’s birthday and they chose Onyx as the party venue. Once, the experience made her cherish the dream of returning to capture the shining moments of female strippers in a candid and intimate way. She describes these women as complex, hard-working, talented individuals and extremely adept at their work. “Onyx is one of those rare strip clubs where I really feel welcome. It feels like home,” Raquel said. Raquel was mesmerized by the space covered with velvety pink and red light, and the deep and sensual shadows mingled with the dancers’ movements. “When you walk into a strip club, you’re a bit surprised at first. Then it brings a sense of debauchery. Once I got over that stereotype, I really noticed the dancers – not just in terms of their physical beauty or sex appeal, but also the relationship they had with each other.” explained. The exhibition “ONYX” is an expression of beauty, from the way the light curves around the back and heels, to the silent, contemplative moments of the women backstage. However, what Raquel wants to convey goes beyond that external beauty. “I think, there is definitely external beauty. But the way they move, walk and talk shows that they have innate confidence,” she emphasized.

Instagram used to be a place where you could find community and discover your passion for photography. Since 2017, however, I’ve noticed a change as the platform transitions to algorithmically sorting photos in news feeds. This change causes the images displayed to be related to the characters or issues that the user is interested in. This is the reason photographers are no longer interested in this application even though it used to be a place to incubate their passion. The original Instagram app. Photo: Techradar. Before Instagram, photography forums and platforms like Flickr and Tumblr used to be a place to connect photo lovers with each other. These communities are run by forum administrators or members. And most of all, without any intervention of algorithms like today. The Algorithms Behind Instagram Instagram has billions of users every month, so it’s impossible to control the huge amount of content posted every day. According to the Omnicore , up to 95 million images are shared every day on this app. Instagram has used algorithms instead of human factors to control and decide which content should be shown priority. Specifically, only posts with your personal photos or special moments will be prioritized by Instagram. It seems that this algorithm is “Facebookizing” Instagram. Users reflect on Instagram’s new algorithm, asking the app to bring back the chronological display of photos. Photo: Techradar. I tried posting an old photo of myself on Instagram with my birthday message. Surprisingly, this photo got the most engagement of anything I’ve posted in the past 12 months. The artworks of these photographers will now be difficult to reach their Instagram followers. On average, only 5-10% of followers interact and comment on each photographer’s post. Specifically, you will get 150-300 interactions for every 3,000 followers you have, or even less. According to Instagram, their algorithm has not changed, if you want to get a lot of likes, then work hard to interact with other accounts. A rival shopping and copying app Instagram seems to be obsessed with competing in the market by copying the competition. The proof is after the success of TikTok with the total number of app downloads increasing by 800% from the beginning of 2018 to the end of 2019. Not long after that, Instagram responded by launching the Reels function in August 2020. At the same time, TikTok launched e-commerce support on each of its videos. On December 10, 2020, Instagram announced that a shopping feature was integrated into Reels similar to what TikTok did. Instagram’s shopping feature and Snapchat’s Instagram stories feature were copied from Snapchat. Photo: Techradar. Facebook is also adding Instagram features to its platform. Stories on Instagram can now also appear on Facebook, and more than that Facebook is preparing to test the Reels feature. There are still many other options It looks like Twitter and TikTok are benefiting from users who are frustrated that Instagram is slowly becoming Facebook. Twitter is a suitable platform for photographers while still carrying the same values ​​​​as the photography forums of the past. Additionally, Twitter has just launched a 4K photo feature on its mobile app. Facebook allows users to cross-share Reels from Instagram. Photo: Techradar. Besides, video content creators on TikTok are encroaching on Youtube with popular “how-to” videos. Instagram needs change If possible, Instagram should give users the choice of showing photos in the news feed between appearing in chronological order or by interaction between accounts. Next are the paid plans, with these users will not be affected by the advertising of third parties. In addition, Instagram should have more premium plans for businesses and celebrities that come with benefits like sales and advertising.

China’s Association of Community Organizations (SoCO), a human rights organization, has released photos of suffocating apartments in Hong Kong as part of a campaign to raise awareness of the harsh living conditions people live in. city ​​dwellers are facing. To capture the scale of these micro-apartments, the photographer captured the apartment above. Wide-angle shots are taken by fixing the camera with the wide-angle lens to the ceiling, and then triggering the shot from a distance. With over 7.5 million people, Hong Kong is one of the most populous cities in the world. Rapid urbanization causes many people to live in narrow living spaces that are “suffocating”. According to the Association for Community Organizations, more than 10,000 people in Hong Kong live in already small apartments that are split into smaller apartments. An average of 0.09 square meters in Hong Kong costs nearly 29.9 million VND. Compared to New York (USA), Hong Kong’s rent is 35% higher.

Dior Men’s Fall 2021 collection created by Artistic Director Kim Jones was launched in early 2021 and really created a strong explosion. With motifs made by artist Kenny Scharf, designer Kim Jones has brought a colorful world, making a deep visual impression. Not only that, but this season’s men’s designs also feature the finest couture techniques practiced by skilled craftsmen at Dior’s atelier in Paris. The designs immediately received enthusiastic support from fashion lovers all over the world. The Dior Men Autumn 2021 collection has opened up a new and unique world with vivid characters created by American artist Kenny Scharf. These are cartoon characters with a surreal impression, mixed with a sci-fi style. The playfulness characteristic of Kenny Scharf’s works is perfectly reproduced in the distinctive Dior Men’s clothing and accessory designs. The technique of seed stitch embroideries, which requires precision in each stitch, has been applied to a number of “nail” designs in the Dior Men Autumn 2021 collection. The colors are extremely well distributed. precision and care to ensure the embroidery perfectly captures the signature Pop aesthetic of artist Kenny Scharf. Perform: Tuan Anh

Photos detailing from smiling portraits of people who were vaccinated, volunteers, scenes of people waiting in line, waiting for vaccinations, to images of an elderly couple holding hands. an vaccination site in the city of Leeds. Lines spaced apart, waiting for vaccinations at Salisbury Cathedral seen from above. Photo: PA Media In order to capture these unique moments, the 3 photographers spent more than a month traveling across the UK, penetrating locations such as Salisbury Cathedral, Rathlin Island in Northern Ireland, as well as hospitals, nursing homes or mobile vaccination sites. Elderly couple helping each other outside an vaccination site in Leeds city Jude Palmer, one of the photographers involved in the project, said: “Although translating Covid-19 has been a very difficult moment in our history, it must be remembered. It is an honor to see with my own eyes the amazing life-saving vaccine delivery process, and to document this moment in a meaningful and humane way. This photography project tells authentic stories of people on the vaccine program, and who are about to be vaccinated, from smiles and thrills to sighs of relief as we progress. one step closer to getting the rhythm back to normal. ” The old man beamed after being vaccinated at the Herne Bay Community Center, Kent. Photo: PA Media The images, according to the UK government, are testimony to the extraordinary efforts of the National Health Service staff groups, volunteers, as well as the entire British population. They provide an opportunity for everyone to look back on early immunization programs, reflect efforts to protect the most vulnerable by Covid-19, and move towards the second phase of the immunization program. , when all adults in the UK are expected to have their first dose of vaccine completed by the end of July. The medical staff happily received a new dose of the vaccine at a vaccination site in Birmingham. Photo: PA Media Alice Tooley, a volunteer coordinator at the refugee charity RETAS in Leeds City, who is featured in the photo, said: “I was offered the Covid-19 vaccine because I had to work on the front lines with vulnerable adults. Vaccination is very important to me, because it enables me to continue my work with the refugees. And these people will also feel reassured that I will not put them or myself in danger. ” As young people like me are being called to vaccinate, I hope they will be as excited as I have ever been. As a group, we all have to do our part to bring life back to normal ”. Volunteer Alice Tooley at a vaccination site in Leeds. Photo: PA Media Gavin Chestnutt, a 42-year-old doctor at the Ballycastle Practice Medical Center, was captured by photographer Liam McBurney of vaccinating a 92-year-old man on a lawn facing the coast on Rathlin Island, North Ireland. “It is an honor to be able to play a central role in the Covid-19 vaccine implementation program, and to see the physical relief of everyone receiving the first or second injection,” Chestnutt said. . “To help the elderly who do not have to go to the clinic on their own in icy conditions, I have taken a boat or car to get to the remotest parts of Northern Ireland.” “The most impressive thing was when I saw how happy people were after they had finally been vaccinated and saw a bit of light at the end of the tunnel,” added the doctor. Dr. Gavin Chestnutt directly gave Covid-19 vaccine to a 92-year-old man on the island of Rathlin, Northern Ireland. Photo: PA Media The set of photos released in the context of UK government data shows that more than half of the country’s population received the first dose of Covid-19 vaccine. According to statistics released on April 23, more than 45.5 million people in the UK have been vaccinated with Covid-19, of which more than 33.5 million people received the first dose. UK Health Minister Matt Hancock said: “These astonishing images show the heroic efforts of thousands of vaccinations and volunteers everywhere in the UK. They have devoted a lot to protecting the most vulnerable people in our society against this dangerous virus. ” Dr. Gavin Chestnutt often travels by boat or by car so he can bring the vaccine to the most remote parts of Northern Ireland. Photo: PA Media Although more than 45.5 million doses of Covid-19 vaccination have been vaccinated so far is a good sign, Minister Matt Hancock also stressed that “the war is not over”: “I urge everyone to help them (medical staff). If called to vaccinate, agree immediately. ” Vietnamese-English