Vietnam’s culture, coastal life impresses Russian audience
A photo exhibition themed ‘travelling Vietnam through photos’ opened in Moscow on July 21, introducing the charm of the Southeast Asian nation with a focus on culture and coastal life to Russian audience.
Moscow (VNA) – A photo exhibition themed‘travelling Vietnam through photos’ opened in Moscow on July 21, introducingthe charm of the Southeast Asian nation with a focus on culture and coastallife to Russian audience.
Twenty-one photos on display were taken by Vera Mazhirina duringnearly a year of working and living in Vietnam. The Russian photographer spentlots of her time visiting coastal fishing villages in the central region tocapture the locals’ daily and spiritual life.
Mazhirina said she was most impressed by Vietnam’s culturalspace and sea, which was the reason why she has chosen such theme for her firstexhibition on the country.
Photographer Vera Mazhirina interviewed by Vietnam News Agency (Photo: VNA)
Getting familiar with the camera since she was 16, Mazhirinais now a photojournalist majoring in parliament news.
Gennady Toluzakov, a visitor, said the exhibit impressedhim, adding that he wants to travel to Vietnam’s sunny beaches and catch fishwith locals.
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A photo at the exhibition (Photo: VNA) 
Photographer Vera Mazhirina interviewed by Vietnam News Agency (Photo: VNA) 
At the event (Photo: VNA) 
At the event (Photo: VNA) 
