Journey Across Northern Vietnam: Faingnaert

Through the lens of Kevin Faingnaert, northern Vietnam unfolds as a rich tapestry of landscapes, daily life, and human connection. Blending portrait and place, his work captures not just where people live but the spirit and stories that shape their world.

_{^{Rice terraces near Mu Cang Chai district, Yen Bai province}}

_{^{Tam Coc harbour, abundant with sampan boats}}

_{^{The charming Bich Dong pagoda gate, a couple of kilometers north of Tam Coc}}

_{^{Phuc Tran, a farmer who lives in Sang Nhu village}}

_{^{Trang An in southern margin of the Red River Delta}}

_{^{A barber at work next to the walls of the Temple of Literature in Hanoi}}

_{^{Rice terraces near Mu Cang Chai, Vietnam}}

_{^{A 500 steps stone staircase beside the Hang Mua cave entrance}}

_{^{Towering limestone pillars rise from the emerald waters of Vietnam’s Halong Bay}}

^{_{A market next to Ho Tay, Hanoi’s largest lake}}

_{^{The Ngo Dong river winding through Tam Coc’s karst formations}}

_{^{Le Duan street in Hanoi’s Old Quarter}}

_{^{A Hanoi kitchen}}

Travel photographer Kevin Faingnaert calls himself a social documentary photographer who blends landscape, reportage, and portrait photography. His portraits help create an emotional connection with his work, while the landscapes help paint a picture of the overall environment these people live in.
_{^{via mymodernmet}}

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