Saigon Photo Walk

One of our Saigon photo walkers!

1997 Vietnam Through the Lens of Saigon's Former Canadian Consul General | Saigoneer Digging into one’s collection of old mementos can be a thrilling experience. From antique watches to tattered letters, these trinkets serve as a remembrance of a period of time in our past. For Kyle Nunas, Saigon’s former Consul General of Canada (2017–2020), his connection with the bustling m...

Some film noir black and white

Always shoot in Raw!

A Beginner's Guide to Why You Should Shoot in Raw You may have heard you should shoot in raw, but why use a format that's bulkier and takes more work? Let's explore the benefits. File format may sound technical, but it affects how your images look and how much editing power you have. You’ve probably seen names like JPEG, PNG, and raw. These are s...

I feel the same!

Richard Avedon

❝ And if a day goes by without my doing something related to photography, it's as though I've neglected something essential to my existence, as though I had forgotten to wake up. I know that the accident of my being a photographer has made my life possible ❞

I had the pleasure of taking some really great photographers on a photo tour yesterday with Vietnam in Focus - Photo Tours. There was plenty of action going on around us.

Author: Werner Bischof
People walk down a street. Cuzco, Peru, 1954.

Hi there, As many of you know I'm a photographer and filmmaker living and working in Ho Chi Minh City. I also do photo tours with Vietnam in Focus - Photo Tours At the moment I'm looking for 1 or 2 good expat clients for high quality photography of products, people, places. I'm also happy to arrange fun and intersting tours and photography workshops through VIF. Here are some recent photos for your pleasure.

Who can argue with Henri?