Photobook: Portraits of Vietnam
My photobook, Portraits of Vietnam, is available now. Hotly anticipated by members of my immediate family, it’s a collection of seventy-odd portrait pictures taken over fourteen months in various locations in Vietnam: Ho Chi Minh City / Saigon, the Mekong Delta, Dalat and the central highlands, Hanoi, and the north-western province of Lao Cai. I’ve taken other kinds of picture and been to other countries over that period, but portraits are the pictures that I most enjoy taking, and Vietnam has been my been my home for most of the last five years, so Vietnamese portraits seemed like an obvious theme for a book.
Portraits of Vietnam is available to buy here for £33 (about 50 USD). You can see a preview of the whole thing for free (exactly 0 USD) by clicking here. The 96 page, 8×10 inch softcover book is self-published through blurb. I realise it’s not cheap, but I’ve tried to keep costs down as much as I can, and I promise not to be offended if nobody buys a copy.
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8 Responses to “Photobook: Portraits of Vietnam”
Jon, congrats. Your portraits are rich, deep, and enthralling.
This book has super portraits of the Vietnamese people. I’m sure that your family will enjoy it. Thanks for sharing it.
Those portraits here and on your blurb are amazing! They make me feel like there is a really magnificent story behind each photo and person that makes me want to know so much more!
fantastic work…
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Every portrait is awesome. Great job.
Splendid!
Ritratti meravigliosi!Complimenti!