Articles - Vietnam in Focus

Vietnam in the Time of Covid-19

Photographer Adrien Jean has been out on the streets in Saigon capturing the city’s characteristic response to Covid-19.

Life in the Clouds

22 different ethnic groups inhabit Hà Giang’s mountain range and its surreal cliffs. It’s unbelievable to the eyes how those incredibly steep cliffs are all transformed into rice terraces solely by muscle power. The vastness of the mountains and rice terraces will leave you in awe and fascination by the skills and abilities of these ancient ethnic tribes.

Shooting the Hai Van Pass

Shooting the Hai Van Pass with Vietnam in Focus’s Photographer Mansour. A look at his thought process and techniques, while traveling the Hai Van Pass from Danang to Lang Co Lagoon.

Smartphone Photography Workshop

help your team learn to take eye-catching and attractive pictures for your social media pages and website with our popular Smartphone Photography Workshop

Olympus OMD EM1 Field test

Karen Wilshaw travelled with Vietnam in Focus on a 12-day tailored photography tour, visiting some of the most beautiful and remote regions of Northern Vietnam. This gave her the opportunity to really give the Olympus Micro 4/3rds, EM1mkII a thorough workout.

Leading Nat Geo through Hanoi

They’re probably the most prestigious name in adventure travel and photography, but even the guys from National Geographic had to admit that our Hanoi Explorer photo tour was a special experience.

Make it Real – Street Photography Tips by Victor Morante

There are no two words in the English language more harmful than `good job’ This quote from the movie “Whiplash” defines my philosophy, not only of life, but also, and especially, when it

In the Jungle

An interview with novelist Trung Trung Đỉnh. first printed by the New York Times. In February of 2018

Slow Train to Thazi

Out of over eighty train journeys that I have done. The slow train to Thazi is probably the most eclectic of all. It was unlike any of my other travel experiences; slow yet not even slightly boring. This single train track going through the narrow valleys of Shan mountains, keeps you wondering what you’re going to see around every one of its curves.