During her travels , she often took pictures of beautiful scenes and posted them on social media to share with her friends. Later, when her family's production facility welcomed many photographers to come and create, she gradually paid attention and fell in love with this art form. She boldly researched, bought a camera to try taking pictures, and interacted with many friends with the same interests. She became more and more passionate and found joy in photography.
Female photographer Ngan Tam shared: “Photography helps me discover and preserve many beautiful moments in life. I feel more optimistic when I can create. In particular, photography supports me a lot in business, taking photos to promote products on fanpages to introduce to customers everywhere.”
Being friends with photographers, after many trips, she feels that happiness does not always lie in big, flashy things, but sometimes hidden in simple, ordinary moments. She can patiently sit and wait for hours to capture sunrises and sunsets, waiting for the color change of the sky.
Or there are things that she never paid close attention to before, but now she pays attention to every little detail, just like slowing down to feel more clearly the subtle movements around her... Just like that, whenever she can arrange them, she leaves the bustling city, quietly finding some peace with photography.
Living optimistically, positively, with a smile always on her lips, she cherishes every beautiful moment, cherishes every creative trip. Among many topics, she likes to take photos of traditional craft villages (weaving mats, ceramics, making basket boats, processing propellers...) the most. Being able to go to the place and take photos of each stage, she gains more knowledge about the production process as well as the historical and cultural values of the craft villages.
Her photography works are simple and rustic but vividly express the breath of life, such as the kind smile of a mother in Hoi An, colorful kites in the afternoon fields, the process of enameling, mending nets..., or the quiet moments of peace at Go Ken Pagoda, Buu Long Pagoda...
Most recently, participating in a trip to photograph colorful coral reefs at Hon Yen, Ganh Den lighthouse (Dak Lak province), then joining the Provincial Photography Association to compose in Ca Mau, An Giang , she was happier because she "harvested" more beautiful photos.
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