The photo “Bamboo baskets seller” by Vietnamese photographer Ly Hoang Long (Photo: )
Hanoi (VNA) - Photo“Bamboo baskets seller” by Vietnamese photographer Ly Hoang Long won amerit award at the 2021 All About PhotoTravel Contest.
The photo was taken in a craft village that has made bamboo fishing basketsfor more than 200 years. It was captured as a resident of Tat Vien village,Tien Lu district, the northern province of Hung Yen, crossed a bridge with abicycle carrying several dozens of the bamboo fishing baskets.
A photo description on the contest's website notes that “after the harvest crop, the farmers in Tat Vien village spenttheir spare time to knit the bamboo baskets for fishing, it was a traditionalcraft preserved for many generations. Then the baskets were loaded and movedaround the region on the old man bicycle for sell”.
The baskets have a tubular shape with two ends tied with knots. They are usedto catch fish and shrimp in shallow waters of slow streams and rivers.
The baskets are not only toolsfor catching fish, but also used as decorative items in interior design of hotels,restaurants, and shops.
All About Photo, an online magazine dedicated to showcasing the work ofphotographers around the world, received thousands of entries for the TravelPhotos of the Year contest that was judged by a panel of 10 experts.
The first prize with a 500 USD cash prize goes to Russian photographer Yulia Nevskaya for a shot featuring a family of small indigenous people far north of the country (Photo: )
The first prize with a 500 USD cash prize went to Russian photographer YuliaNevskaya for a shot featuring a family of small indigenous people far north ofthe country.
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The photo “Bamboo baskets seller” by Vietnamese photographer Ly Hoang Long (Photo: ) 
The first prize with a 500 USD cash prize goes to Russian photographer Yulia Nevskaya for a shot featuring a family of small indigenous people far north of the country (Photo: ) 
