Familiar corners of Ho Chi Minh City were astonishing through the lens of a local photographer, who wants to see what the city looks like from a helicopter.
These photographs, taken from several aircraft of Aviation Division 370 and Helicopter Regiment 917, were selected from his 20-year photography project. The exhibition was held to raise money for a charity for children.
Son has set three national records with his unique photo collections. He has visited more than 80 countries as a photojournalist and has participated in various international events.
 The opening ceremony of the exhibition by photographer Gian Thanh Son in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: File  Photographer Gian Thanh Son (L) prepares for his shots from a helicopter. Photo: File  The space for displaying photographs. Photo: Thong Hai  At the exhibition. Photo: Thong Hai |
These photographs, taken from several aircraft of Aviation Division 370 and Helicopter Regiment 917, were selected from his 20-year photography project. The exhibition was held to raise money for a charity for children.
Son has set three national records with his unique photo collections. He has visited more than 80 countries as a photojournalist and has participated in various international events.
 Hang Xanh Overpass in Binh Thanh District.  A residential area in Saigon.  Ly Thai To Intersection in 2010.  Nhieu Loc Canal and Nguyen Van Troi Bridge in 2009.  The Saigon River.  Part of the Saigon River tunnel.  Turtle Lake in District 1.  Binh Loi Bridge.  23/9 Park and the New World Saigon Hotel in 2010.  Nhieu Loc Canal and Nguyen Van Troi Bridge. |
Story: Nguyen Vu Thanh Dat - Photos: Gian Thanh Son, Thong Hai & Files
