“Flowers on the Water” by Vietnamese photographer Khanh Pham was named as the winner of the People category.
The Drone Awards is a prestigious photo contest that is open to entries worldwide and is held annually. This year’s version of the competition attracted a total of 4,400 submissions by photographers from 107 countries across the globe. In total, 44 prizes have been awarded to submissions with the winning artworks to be showcased in an exhibit known as Sky’s the Limit in Siena, Italy, in November. An image titled “A Shoal of Colorful Fish” which was taken by Jacek Deneka of Poland was awarded Photo of the Year.
The photo contest covers seven different categories: Abstract, Nature, People, Sport, Wildlife, Urban, and Video. “Island of Love” by Jeremiasz Gądek was the winner of the Nature category.
“Mirror of the Land” by Shihui Liu is named as the runner-up in the Nature category.
“Crabeater Seals on Ice” by Florian Ledoux wins the top prize in the Wildlife category.
“Govinda Players” by Money Sharma is highly commended in the People category.
“Infinity Eight” by Marc Le Cornu receive first prize in the Abstract category.
“Beni Isguen” by George Steinmetz tops the list of entries in the Urban category.
“Waltz of Overpass” is submitted by Ming Li and was one of five photographs to be highly commended in the Urban category.
“After The Snow Storm” is a submission by Jo Son and is announced as the winner of the Sport category.
“The Cooling Tower” by Reginald Van de Velde receive plenty of praise in the Abstract category.
“Soldier Field Blizzard” by Jamie Link is highly rated in the Urban category.
“Humpback Whale feeding” by Florian Ledoux is a strong entry in the Wildlife category.
A wedding ceremony in Hanoi's Thuong Tin District left guests in awe as they were welcomed by an impressive display of larger-than-life superhero figurines. The life-size models created a unique and memorable entrance, setting the tone for an extraordinary celebration.
Our survey team at Junglee Boss Co., Ltd. has made a thrilling discovery in the heart of Quang Binh: a mysterious lake nestled within a sub-branch of the majestic Thung Cave system in Hung Thoong. This hidden gem, located in Phong Nha town, Bo Trach district, promises to be an enchanting addition to the region's renowned natural wonders.
Maestro Vilmos Oláh, a celebrated Hungarian violinist, is set to captivate audiences in the ancient town of Hoi An on May 11. The esteemed musician will not only perform his renowned pieces but also engage in a unique exchange with young, aspiring Vietnamese artists. This promises to be an extraordinary cultural event, blending the mastery of Oláh's violin with the vibrant energy of local artistic talent.
The Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism has unveiled an ambitious initiative to safeguard the intangible cultural heritage of ethnic minorities, which is in danger of being forgotten. This comprehensive plan aims to provide the necessary support for studying, restoring, and preserving these invaluable cultural traditions, ensuring that they remain an integral part of our shared heritage for generations to come.
The Japanese Film Festival (JFF) Online is set to delight cinema lovers across the nation with a chance to immerse themselves in Japanese cinema from the comfort of their homes. From June 5 to July 3, movie enthusiasts will embark on a journey through the captivating world of Japanese storytelling, exploring a diverse range of films that showcase the country's rich cultural heritage and modern masterpieces. This online festival promises an accessible and captivating experience for all, bringing the magic of Japanese cinema directly to your screens.
