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• Analogue House X The Big Vietnam Photo Rumble

  
  With over a week to go, and a little over 200 submissions, we're in the home stretch and want your full effort in panting a vivd and descriptive picture of Vietnam with your photo submissions! What's more? The surprise we mentioned in our original call out post is revealed after the jump!
  February 20, 2013

• A Glimpse of Vietnam Through its Miniature

  
  With cardboard and paint in hand, Vietnamese artist, Nguyễn Mạnh Hùng, brings his childhood experiences of living in Hanoi, Vietnam, to life.
  January 31, 2013 3 likes

• Analogue Bucket List for 2013: Oh, the Places I'll Go (Part 3)

  
  You've seen and learned about my fondness for lighthouses and longing for some relaxing beach time in the first two articles for this three-part wanderlust-driven bucket list. In this last installment, let me tell you about the countries I wish to visit this year...because I can dream, right?
  January 30, 2013 4 comments 7 likes

• Vietnam LomoAmigo Quốc Hưng Lê from Analogue House

  
  The trendy Analogue House, Vietnam's Lomography paradise, is entrepreneur Quốc Hưng Lê's dream-turned-reality. A beautiful French villa, local and international analogue enthusiasts grace the interior and forge memories based on their shared passion for film. Hưng Lê recalls some of these, as well as his own, experiences...
  January 30, 2013 4 comments 6 likes

• The Big Vietnam Photo Rumble ended 3 months ago

  
  They say a picture is worth a thousands words, but what about triple exposure photo? We challenge Vietnam to conjure up and share with us the most action packed photos we've ever known! Details after the jump!
  January 28, 2013 7 likes

• Malcolm Browne and the Burning Monk

  
  Malcolm Browne, the photographer behind the iconic photograph of a Buddhist monk performing self-immolation in Saigon in 1963, has passed on last August 28 at the age of 81. In his honor, let’s take a closer look at the story behind his iconic image. WARNING: Contains graphic images.
  August 29, 2012 3 comments 11 likes

• Shaped by War: Photographs by Don McCullin

  
  Don McCullin is one of Britain’s most important photographers; he covered most of the 20th century's most important wars and combat zones. Shaped by War: Photographs by Don McCullin, is currently being exhibited at the Imperial War Museum, London and is the largest collection of the photographers work ever.
  February 25, 2012 2 comments 5 likes

• Traffic in Frenetic HCMC, Vietnam: A Time-Lapse Video

  
  Horrendous traffic turned terrific! Photographer Rob Whitworth took thousands of photos and made this time lapse video of Ho Chi Minh city's famous traffic. Let's check the video after the jump...
  December 14, 2011 2 comments 7 likes

• AgfaPhoto APX 400: Black-and-White Grainy Goodness

  
  This ISO 400 black-and-white film offers fine yet noticeable grain. It is excellent for pushing, as well as all situations including travel and nature!
  August 26, 2011 5 likes

• ★ Mary Ellen Mark: Circuses and Prostitutes

  
  Whether prostitutes in Bombay, homeless teenagers in Seattle or circus performers in Vietnam, Mary Ellen Mark’s (b.1940) images have excelled at recording the lives of people on the margins of society in a dramatic and visually compelling way. Mark's images resonate with emotional and psychological force. They are rooted in reality, and many of them record the faces behind social issues.
  July 14, 2011 8 comments 38 likes

• Hoi An: A Beautiful Ancient Town

  
  A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999, Hoi An has been a popular destination for tourists traveling to Vietnam. Hoi An is just an hour drive away from Da Nang International Airport. Lucky me, my visit coincided with the Mid Autumn Celebration, an annual festival that made my trip to this charming city more worthwhile.
  November 09, 2010 5 comments 11 likes

• Crazy Vietnam

  
  Three lazy days in the little and beautiful Hoi An - In 1999, the old town was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO as a well-preserved example of a Southeast Asian trading port of the 15th to 19th centuries, with buildings that display a unique blend of local and foreign influences.
  July 30, 2010 8 comments 9 likes

• Kodak Ektacolor Pro 160 (120, iso 160) User-Review

  
  Looking for an alternative film and reasonable priced for your Holga or Diana? here comes the Kodak Ektacolor Pro 160.
  January 30, 2010 10 comments 20 likes

• Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam - A Simple City

  
  A city core with wide elegant boulevards and historic French colonial buildings... It originated from a small fishing village and is now a city with modern facilities and many nice and friendly people Ho Chi Minh.
  July 14, 2009 8 comments 3 likes

• Holiday in Hanoi (Vietnam)

  
  We, together with family traveled and enjoyed the unforgettable holiday for a few days in the town of Hanoi, Vietnam.
  June 06, 2009 9 comments 10 likes

• A Home Far Away From Home (Vietnam)

  
  One of my last holidays was when i was traveling with my friends to Vietnam. After seeing bustling Hanoi and the surrounding areas we needed to get out to a more quiet and relaxing place. But where to go? We were reading in the guidebook about one Place called Sapa, a place nobody of us had ever heard before. The things we were reading sounded fine but the downside was that we had to go with the train for 16 hours followed by a bus trip of another 4 hours to get there. So we were really considering whether we do this trip or not because we didn´t have so much time especially no time for wasting.
  November 13, 2008 4 comments 3 likes