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Hi all, I create this thread since I am obsessed with the rays of light. I will post mine, and as time goes by, more and more. In the meantime, you are more than welcome to share with me yours. Thank you.

Sunlight this morning on the mountain top, northern Vietnam

Local H'mong lady going to market

I took this one while traveling in the northern part of Vietnam. I was in a village of the Ha Nhi people

I took this one while traveling in the northern part of Vietnam. I was in a village of the Ha Nhi people

Northern Vietnam is home to amazing rice terraces, stretching from one hill top to the next. Photographing these terraces has always been a must to do in any photographer's bucket list. Here are some photos just to show you:

Stretching for a couple of thousands miles, the coastline of Vietnam is home to a bountiful number of photogenic seascape. Among which, the salt fields are on the bucket list of a great number of local photographers. Here are some to share with you:

It was rising, Anaconda :). Thank you.

Hi mates, I recently made my trip to a seaside fishing community in the northern part of Vietnam. It was incrediblely photogenic area with fisherman working from dawn. Here comes some shots of mine and hope you will like them:

Woman carrying bricks - a daily work in the countryside - Northern Vietnam

The women here to go for fashion, too, but it's just in a slightly different way.

The sixth day The town of Bac Ha is probably in its first process of development. There are little motels, restaurants and coffee shop (even though with a limited number). Bac Ha is famous around the country for plump fruits. When the season comes, the fruits are everywhere, covering the hills...

Soon, sunset comes, the hills look amazing as the sun goes down: The fifth day Waking up from a great night sleep. I was ready to be on the go again. I actually wanted to stay back for another day, get back to the beautiful tea plantation again for more shots. Additionally there were many...

Here and there you could see the typical hats of the Vietnamese, especially ladies would wear this when working outdoor: My 70-200 mm f/2.8 found its heaven just right here: Another great day shooting, moving up and down hill. My Minsk seems to enjoy the tough terrain of this hilly...

The fourth day... A bit lazy in waking up, I still lied on my bed looking at the white ceiling of the hotel. My shoulders, my arms and my legs were sore, from riding Minsk - a super vibrating bike, and also from walking up and down hill, jumping from once rice field to the others. Well, we got...

And the lovely blue sky with beautiful rainbow appears after the rain: The air became fresher. Me and my travel mate wondered in different directions. When we met up to hop on Minsk again, it was already at dusk. Last shot before the hotel shower, before the...moonshine. A fruitful day of...

We came across Hung, a little boy in his 7th grade at school. Hung goes to school in the morning only. During this time of the year, he supports his family with farming works. In this far remote part of Vietnam, everyone in the family is supposed to work, more people means more labor. Well, some...

Using tele lens to capture the people busy transplanting rice: And some kind of mirror effect: Little kid, half naked like most of the local kids here, followed his parents to the rice field: Time to roll on. We arrived in Mu Cang Chai at dusk, check in a simple motel room and enjoyed a...

Second day... The morning was a bit foggy – well, hard to expect much better when the altitude starts to ascend. Some breakfast and a cup of tea, Minsk is ready for another day riding again. The road from Nghia Lo to Tu Le is around 50 km, fenced by green hill and small tribal...