National Geographic’s Your Shot at https://yourshot.nationalgeographic.com is a photo community where photographers from all over the world can share their photos. Each day National Geographic photo editors select 12 best photos out of thousands of recent uploads to Your Shot. The selected photos are called the Daily Dozen.
The number of Vietnamese photographers uploading photos to Your Shot has recently increased but those with as many as 32 photos selected as one of the Daily Dozen like Trung Pham has, are few.
 Cua Sot fishing harbor, a fishing hub in Ha Tinh province. .  Dawn in salt fields.  Ho Chi Minh City in an afternoon squall.  Cajuput forest.  Picking up tea.  Early morning fishing market on Quang Loi lagoon, Thua Thien - Hue.  Flower village during Tet (lunar new year festival).  Golden shower trees in Gia Lai in October.  Terraced fields in Y Ty, a mountain commune in Bat Xat, Lao Cai.  Beautiful Tinh Bien in An Giang during the floating water season  Early sun on Ta Pa field.  Ru Cha mangrove forest in Hue on a winter day.  Foggy Thanh Xa.  Spring arrives on tea hills in Moc Chau. |
Trung Pham was born in Hanoi in 1979, and now lives in Saigon. He graduated from Swedish Chalmers University of Technology in 2006 with a master’s degree in information and communication technology.
Trung got involved in photography by chance after seeing beautiful photos on the internet which impressed him very much. He wondered how those wonderful photos could be taken and started studying photography himself.
Trung started his photography career in September 2019 with a Nikon D7200. With the knowledge and experience learnt from older photographers, Trung tried to find his own photography angles. A technology expert, Trung quickly mastered post-processing techniques and gradually shaped his own style.
Trung Pham is a Flycam photographer who can select the right height to ensure proper structure for his photos. His photos are often taken at the right moment with the appropriate structure and light shaping, and gentle colors, creating cubist pictures.
After only two years as a photographer, Trung’s photos have been published in international photography magazines, including National Geographic.
Trung has won international prizes, including the 2017 Sony Photo Awards, but does not talk about his achievements. He just silently travels from North to South to capture beautiful places, “forgetting myself in the work”.
By Ly Hoang Long
