Hello! I’m Long, a passionate photographer who was born and raised in Hanoi. My journey with photography began in 2014, and since then, I’ve been capturing moments that reflect the essence of Vietnamese culture and tradition. Whether I’m using a digital camera or an old-school film one, I immerse myself in the scene, seeking the perfect composition and lighting.

Our studio’s motto, “Exploring Vietnamese tradition through our lens,” encapsulates our mission. Whether you’re a fellow photographer, a traveler, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of our culture, I invite you to explore Vietnam through my lens. Let’s celebrate tradition, embrace authenticity, and create memories that last a lifetime.

Remember, life is a series of frames - make each one count.

Hi, my name is Harry. I’m a seasoned portrait and street photographer with two years of experience capturing the vividness of human spirit and the narrative of Hanoi destinations. My work is much more than a profession, it's a passion. I always encourage myself to seize the unrepeatable moments that not only engage the eyes but also touch the heart.

My focus lies in exploring Vietnamese tradition through ""lens"", unraveling the depth of our beautiful culture by capturing its essence. I believe that every picture has a story to tell, and my camera is my medium to narrate these stories.

Follow my lens as it weaves stories of tradition, resilience, and the unbreakable spirit of this city.

Hello, I’m Duong - a storyteller through the lens. Born and raised in the coastal city of Haiphong, Vietnam, I’ve always been drawn to the vibrant tapestry of our culture. From the bustling markets to the tranquil pagodas, every corner holds a piece of our heritage.

My photographs evoke nostalgia and curiosity. Whether it’s the vibrant lanterns during the Mid-Autumn Festival or the solemn rituals of Tet, I aim to capture the essence of our customs. Each image invites viewers to step into the heart of Vietnamese traditions.

Join me on this visual journey as we celebrate our heritage, one photograph at a time.