(QBĐT) – On April 26, the Photography Association (Quang Binh Literature and Arts Association) organized an art photo exhibition “The colors of the homeland” by photographer Bach Chien, a member of the Literature and Arts Association. Quang Binh art. Representatives of leaders of a number of departments, branches, units and a large number of students from Dao Duy Tu High School attended.
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The exhibition displays nearly 40 photos of the homeland and people of Quang Binh arranged into groups of photos by theme, bringing viewers a Quang Binh through photos with poetic, majestic natural scenery and changes. new to the homeland.
Many beautiful photos make an impression on viewers, such as: Photo of Gianh River, City. Dong Hoi, Rao Nan irrigation project, Nhan Trach beach at dawn, 500KV circuit 3 line, North-South expressway in the east…
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To have this impressive “collection” of photos, author Bach Chien has actively penetrated reality, investing a lot of time and enthusiasm. In addition to their artistic value, the works are also a source of documents for viewers to learn about the cultural identity and tourism potential of Quang Binh.
Photographer Bach Chien said: These are selected photos from thousands of photos he has created over the years. All are highly authentic, showing a new perspective on the homeland and people of Quang Binh.
Thereby, contributing to promoting the image of Quang Binh to friends inside and outside the province and is a gift for those who love the art of photography, and is the author’s gratitude to his homeland and country.
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The exhibition was organized to contribute to the celebration of the 420th anniversary of the formation of Quang Binh province (1604-2024), 75 years of Quang Binh’s Resurrection Day (July 15, 1949-July 15, 2024) and 35 years of Resurrection Day. Established Quang Binh province (July 1, 1989-July 1, 2024). Exhibition time is from April 26-28 at the headquarters of the Quang Binh Literature and Arts Association (Doan Thi Diem Street, Dong Hoi City).
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