Monthly Archives: June 2012

Px3 Competition 2012

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Two of my portfolio’s entered in the Px3 Prix de la Photographie Paris 2012 were placed. My Dhammkaya Temple series was awarded the Silver medal in the Press – Feature Story catagory and can be seen here:

http://www.px3.fr/winners/zoom2.php?eid=1-32901-12&uid=3232932&cat=Press

The other was a series I did titled Religous Rubbish about Bangkok’s discarding of sacred spirit houses was awarded an Honourable Mention in the Fine Art/Landscape catagory:

http://px3.fr/winners/2012/zoom.php?eid=1-32904-12&uid=3232932&count=0

Hanoi’s Old Quarter at night

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Hanoi’s Old Quarter is rarely quiet. Its noisy and manic, a mass of swarming motorbikes, strolling vendors, taxi’s and street side food stalls. For photography it is fantastic and whilst on assignment there last week I took time out from the shoot to photograph some personal work at dusk as the Old Quarter turns from day to night mode. At dusk families venture out to eat. Stalls are set up along the pavements only to be taken down again by policemen in search of a bribe or two. People are returning home from work or venturing in to town for a night out. The place is buzzing. Below are some photographs I took whilst strolling around the streets using just the available light that the streets give off.

 

All images are copyright Luke Duggleby 2012.