The work "Hong Hanging in the Wind" by Duong Quang Tin

30 Lam Dong photographers have left their footprints in many countrysides from North to South, moved by the beautiful nature, the eyes, smiles, kindness, talent, diligence and diligence in capturing moments, bringing 116 works to the exhibition. That is the result of a journey of passion for creating the art of photography. Lam Dong photographers, with their love for their homeland and country, have not been afraid of difficulties, have made efforts to travel to many regions, capturing beautiful moments, creating thousands of works of high aesthetic value and skillful techniques. That is the image of Lam Dong land and people, the people and homeland of Vietnam after 50 years of national reunification.

Dream Forest by Nguyen Thanh Liem

The photography-loving public is impressed with artists Ly Hoang Long, Duong Quang Tin, Nguyen Van Thuong, Nguyen Ba Hao, Vo Dinh Quyt, Nguyen Thanh Liem, Tran Thiet Dung, Nguyen Ba Trung, Nguyen Ba Nhan, Tran Quan Anh, Py Tran... for their emotional shots.

Photographer Nguyen Van Thuong left his mark through many works, such as the image of hard-working coastal women with beautiful smiles in the sea and sky scene in the work "Mending Nets"; the natural landscape in the middle of the immense sand dunes "Bau Trang Binh Thuan"; the image of two children smiling innocently in a rose garden full of fruit in the work "Innocent Childhood"; the radiant smiles of joy of three beautiful Western girls when they set foot in Vietnam for tourism in the work "Coming to Vietnam"...

Delegates visiting the exhibition

Duong Quang Tin made a strong impression with the image of Ban Doc waterfall with its white water flowing day and night in the quiet space at the headland of the Fatherland in the work "Meditation on Ban Doc waterfall"; the image of salt workers working hard in the salt fields in "Bustling crop season"; the image of "Hong hung gio" Da Lat evokes a specialty of the cold land; "Nep xua" evokes the preservation of cultural values; "Binh minh on Co Thach moss field" evokes the beauty of the sea; the work "Thanh binh" is a peaceful image with boats moored on the river of the Southwest region next to the wild flowers...

Tran Thiet Dung impressed with the beauty of the land and people of the Northern mountainous region with his works depicting the beautiful Northwest region with green grass and bright yellow canola flowers on the Dong Van stone plateau, amidst the rugged mountains and hills through his works: Upstream, Three Sisters, Following Mother, Simple Happiness. Tran Quan Anh's lens focuses on a wide space, capturing natural landscapes from urban to rural areas, from plains to the sea, depicting the colorful beauty in simple things: Dawn in Ho Chi Minh City, Drying sedge in Phu Yen, Harvesting lotus flowers in Long An.

The Sacred Peak (Buddha Statue on Ba Den Mountain) by Nguyen Ba Nhan

Artist Nguyen Thanh Liem creates in a unique way with works capturing birds living in the wild, requiring modern technical equipment to sharpen every detail of animals that live far away from humans. The work Loving Warm Home is the sacred maternal love of a mother stork protecting her young in the storms; the work Warm Nest on High is the image of a mother and her three Woodpeckers with a nest in a tree trunk, the mother bird feeding her young; Spoon-billed Sandpiper - Precious Gem of Nature is a work capturing the Spoon-billed Sandpiper with a mouth like a spoon and lively steps, a rare animal; the work “Nature in the City” captures a beautiful, colorful bird perched on a flower of the Orange-colored So do flower.

Photographer Py Tran was impressed by the aerial view using flycam technique to capture the panoramic view of the vast space of his homeland Da Lat - Lam Dong floating in the mist through the works: Cau Dat Night, City in the Mist, Morning on Tuyen Lam Lake, Coffee Flower Hill. In addition, the public was impressed by the soft, ethereal beauty of Bao Loc silk depicted in many works by artist Vo Dinh Quyt such as: Vietnamese Silk, Drying Silk, Printing Patterns on Silk, photo series Mulberry Growing, Silkworm Raising, Silk Reeling and Silk Weaving of B'Lao Land.

Viewers still retain lingering emotions when looking at the works: Early morning sunshine on the lake, Sea eyes, Yellow flower season, Returning to the wharf (Nguyen Ba Hao); Like father, like son, The last hunter, The dry forest changes leaves (Ly Hoang Long); Dad goes to work early, Sacred peak; I come home from school, A Hanoi morning, Missing the hometown river (Nguyen Ba Nhan); A morning on Van Long lagoon - Ninh Binh, Morning sunlight (Nguyen Ba Trung); Early morning sunshine, Echo of the great forest ((Pham Quoc Thang); Nam Dinh tiled bridge (Nguyen Anh Hiep); Da Lat College, Rose valley (Nguyen Ngoc Hiep). Along with images of flowers, architecture, and Da Lat landscape in photos by artists Bach Ngoc Anh, Ha Huu Net, Mai Vinh...

Of the 116 works introduced to the public this time, 67 works vividly reflect the achievements of economic, cultural and social development of Lam Dong; the architectural characteristics of Da Lat, beautiful natural landscapes, the daily life of the gentle, elegant and hospitable people of Da Lat. The remaining 49 works are images of all the countrysides of Vietnam, the results of artistic labor that artists have spent a lot of time and effort to visit many lands, hunting for moments that show that our country is extremely beautiful, the Vietnamese people are extremely hard-working and creative.

Poet Nguyen Thanh Hong - Chairman of Lam Dong Literature and Arts Association emphasized: Lam Dong's team of photographers has left many marks in the artistic life. With more than 30 members, Lam Dong's photographers are talented photographers, constantly passionate about creating, creating many quality works. With the exhibition "Homeland Beauty", they have contributed to promoting the image of Lam Dong people and homeland and bringing the image of Vietnam's country and people to the world.

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/van-hoa-nghe-thuat/202503/khac-hoa-hinh-anh-que-huong-viet-nam-tuoi-dep-33c4369/