May days in Hue
A week in Hue (“hway?”) at the beginning of May provided a welcome change of pace from life in Saigon, even if there was no escape from the heat, which is pretty brutal in south and central Vietnam at this time of the year. Hue is a river city, known for its crumbling tombs and mausoleums and its distinctive cuisine. Historically, it was the ancient capital of the country and, more recently, the scene of some of the bloodiest episodes of the war. Although its past is fascinating, I was more interested in seeing the everyday life of the city now, its streets, markets, canals and people.
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12 Responses to “May days in Hue”
The portraits speak a thousand words!
What an incredible body of work you have. The dog in the middle of this series gave me a chuckle.
Beautiful portraits, you made my day!!! Graciaaaaaaaaaaaaaaas…
These are some fine looking portrets.
Grz. Mark
Wonderful! What a pleasure! I so, so look forward to your posts 🙂
anne
Thanks Anne, I truly appreciate the support.
what a beautiful set of photographs, such a pleasure see, you capture their character so easily. Thanks for sharing.
Fabulous portraits. I especially like the last one. I love how her eyes reflect in the glass.
Oh yes, I hadn’t noticed that myself!
awesome portraits!
Jon- your photos are absolutely beautiful. Can I ask what camera body and lenses you shoot with?
Look forward to your future posts!
Thanks Jennifer. I use an old Canon 5D, usually with 50mm f/1.4 or 24-105mm f/4 lens.