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Series Of 30 Stunning Aerial Photos Of The Vietnamese Landscape By Daniel Kordan
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Today, we invite you to join us on an amazing journey to picturesque Vietnam. This experience is made possible by the photographer you might already remember from our previous post, where we featured his best work from all corners of the Earth. None other than Daniel Kordan, whose work always leaves us speechless, brings us this extraordinary series.
As mentioned before, Daniel has visited various places on our planet and capturing the most remote locations. For this post, we decided to focus on his series ‘Vietnam from Above,’ which showcases the diverse and absolutely stunning landscapes of Southeast Asia.
Scroll down to explore all the vibrant colors of this unique place, and let us know if you’ve ever visited Vietnam. If so, what did you love the most about it?
More info: Instagram | danielkordan.com
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Van Hoa Trinh Thai 2 years ago
I think it is a famous water fall in upper Northern Vietnam. Situated between border with People of Republic China.
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Catherine Bernales 2 years ago
I feel like I'm in paradise while looking at these pics. They are so colorful, delicate and relaxing!!!
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Van Hoa Trinh Thai 2 years ago
Harvesting water lilies in Cuu Long Giang region in the South Vietnam
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Van Hoa Trinh Thai 2 years ago
Net fishing [an old fashion way but environmental sound since the fisherman could pick and choose the type, size of fish to harvest.]
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Van Hoa Trinh Thai 2 years ago
Fermented food. While it might smell terrible to an unfamiliar but boys they make dishes taste terrific
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Van Hoa Trinh Thai 2 years ago
Ah yes! Instead of dried, falling leaves, these are fish nets fresh, being manufactured. Kids at play, horsing around.
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LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
The Golden Bridge is on my every growing list of amazing sites to visit around the world.
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Van Hoa Trinh Thai 2 years ago
A famous statue of Compassionate Bodhisattva (female Buddhist's saint) in Southern Vietnam near the border of Cambodia.
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LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
I really love this photograph form the colours and composition to the texture of the swirling water.
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Van Hoa Trinh Thai 2 years ago
In the seventh month of lunar calendar, many none and Buddhist's followers observing a memoriam of their past one. The lanterns in water ways are acting as light the way home for those wished to visit their loved one on earth in present day.
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Jill 2 years ago
Cool pics but it would be better to know what some of this stuff actually is. Some descriptions and/or captions would be nice. The red bushy things? The covered pots? What? Context please!
LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
These are photographs by photographer Daniel Kordan, who has done work for National Geographic. You can find some of his photographs on Instagram at danielkordan; he provides some brief explanations behind some of his photographs. The red bushy thing are incense sticks (description from photo: Vibrant Vietnam! That’s a village near Hanoi where local workers dry incense sticks - especially beautiful with an aerial perspective!) and the covered pots are fermenting fish sauce (Aerial patterns of Vietnam 🇻🇳 series, inside the factory to produce anchovies fish sauce.)
Load More Replies... LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
Stunning photographs--I would love to visit Vietnam one day. Now this is the type of content we want to see more of on BoardPanda.
Jill 2 years ago
Cool pics but it would be better to know what some of this stuff actually is. Some descriptions and/or captions would be nice. The red bushy things? The covered pots? What? Context please!
LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
These are photographs by photographer Daniel Kordan, who has done work for National Geographic. You can find some of his photographs on Instagram at danielkordan; he provides some brief explanations behind some of his photographs. The red bushy thing are incense sticks (description from photo: Vibrant Vietnam! That’s a village near Hanoi where local workers dry incense sticks - especially beautiful with an aerial perspective!) and the covered pots are fermenting fish sauce (Aerial patterns of Vietnam 🇻🇳 series, inside the factory to produce anchovies fish sauce.)
Load More Replies... LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
Stunning photographs--I would love to visit Vietnam one day. Now this is the type of content we want to see more of on BoardPanda.
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