Dalat through the eyes of journalists and photographers

The exhibition attracted much attention from locals and tourists – Photo: LA

On the evening of December 7, in the space of the headquarters of Nhan Dan Newspaper representative office in Lam Dong, an art photography exhibition took place - thematic: "Colors of the city of thousands of flowers". The exhibition is an event to celebrate the 10th Da Lat Flower Festival in 2024 organized by Cinemamic Media Communications Company.

50 works of art photography along with 2 photo spaces "Da Lat - UNESCO's city of music" and "Da Lat, the flower festival city of Vietnam", help viewers wander the flower street through unique moments from the beauty of architectural heritage to the land and people of Da Lat - Lam Dong.

The work "Pink Plateau in the Morning Sun" by journalist VO DINH TRANG

Representative of the organizing committee, Mr. Uong Thai Cat Tuong, General Director of Cinematic Media Company, said: The exhibition is not only a place for the public to enjoy art, but also an opportunity for us to feel more deeply the beauty of Da Lat, the love and attachment of Da Lat people and tourists from all over the world to this land.

The exhibition brings together artistic photographic works depicting the beauty of Da Lat city through the lens of five photographers and journalists: Ly Hoang Long, Vo Dinh Trang, Dang Van An, Nguyen Tat Thang and Truong Ngoc Thuy.

The photos at the exhibition honor the beauty of natural landscapes, architectural heritage, and daily life in Da Lat from many perspectives.

The work "Mountain town lights up" by journalist VO DINH TRANG

In addition, the exhibition also displays images of the musical creative activities of Da Lat city through many historical periods with the theme "Da Lat - UNESCO's Creative City of Music".

In addition, there will be an exhibition of press photos "Da Lat - Vietnam Flower Festival City" by reporters from Nhan Dan, Tuoi Tre, Thanh Nien, Tien Phong, QĐND, Vietnam News Agency newspapers ...

The exhibition is open free of charge to locals and visitors until December 14.

Some works at the exhibition:

Overlapping – Photo: Dang Van An

Da Lat city of fog – Photo: Dang Van An

Spring sunshine – Photo by Truong Ngoc Thuy

Making a living – Photo by Truong Ngoc Thuy

In the morning sun – Photo by Truong Ngoc Thuy