Nguyen Vu Phuoc Photographer

This simple yet profound salutation represents the strong connection between people and Buddhism in Vietnam, especially in rural and traditional communities.

The criteria for a remarkable photo are not merely technical. A winning image speaks from within the artist's heart, conveying meaning and emotion. It's about seeing and understanding the unseen—the photographer's thoughts, feelings, and soul that shine through the photograph.

Vietnam’s Hue Citadel has existed for more than two centuries since 1802.
Hue Citadel is a large space, the most important place of Nguyen Dynasty. Presently, Hue city still retains many architectural works, temples, palaces with outstanding cultural and architectural values..
Hue Citadel, underwent many ups and downs, still exists and affirms its beauty in modern day.
During 143 years under the reign of Nguyen Dynasty, it was a dynamic and prosperous place, also a place to witness war. And this place was also the cultural center of Vietnam at that time, with the architecture of many palaces, ancient tombs in magnificent majesty..


The historic complex of the ancient capital Hue of Vietnam was recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage site in 1993

This is one of the characters from my photography project about acid attack victims in Vietnam. Dang Thi Thanh Huyen is a young English teacher (born in 1985) who lives in Yen Vien Ward-Gia Lam District-Hanoi. In 2010, she tied the knot with her husband and they had a beautiful daughter. After the unfortunate divorce, on March 24th, 2018, she was the victim of a brutal acid attack in which her ex-husband was the attacker.