Interview: A Chat With Hai Thanh
Hai Thanh shared the motivations behind his smartphone project and lessons from his own career.
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Thoughts On Being A Good Photographer From Souvid Datta Incident
Increasing attention is being given to what lies behind the frame, such as how a photographer behaves in certain situations.
Yatender: The Need To Document Oneself
Photographer Yatender shares intimate and bizarre self portraits, alluding to restrictions on the female body.
Street Versus Documentary Photography: Same Same But Different
The fundamental definitions of two genres are being constantly challenged.
Interview: Life On The Street Through The Eye Of Chu Viet Ha
Chu Viet Ha regards street photography as a game and loves taking photographs that aren’t necessarily on the street.
Hoang Le: In Search Of Evasive Beauty
A collection of more than 300 bird types in Vietnam and the journey of searching, capturing and sharing beauty.
Interview: Maika Elan On Photographing Things Close To Home
The award-winning photographer recounts how she starts out and discusses the importance of observing what's around us.
Interview: Stories From Conflict Zones By Virginie Nguyen Hoang
A quick chat with the Belgium photojournalist who left her peaceful hometown to document conflicts around the world.
Maika Elan: Ain’t Talking Just Lovin’
The series portrays single people who choose to live with their pets instead of their partners. It sounds rather lonely, but the photos say otherwise.
Combing Through A (Erotic) Diary Of Nu
Nu talks about erotic images of her friends and lovers, identity conflicts, and making art in Saigon.
Should Suffering Be Romanticized?
Images that bear witness to violence don't always need to please the eye.
