(Baonghean.vn) – After the reservoirs of Hua Na (Que Phong) and Ban Ve (Tuong Duong) were filled with water, large trees died in the lake area. These tree stumps are not only witnesses to the changes of a land but also exude a mysterious, wild beauty.
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| Amidst the vast waters of the hydroelectric lake, dry trees with many strange shapes create a highlight for the lake's landscape. |
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| These images are often seen at hydroelectric lakes such as Ban Ve, Hua Na, Khe Bo... these are hydroelectric lakes that have not been in operation for long so the dry trees have not fallen yet. |
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| The dry tree reflects on the clear lake like an oil painting. |
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| The dry trees "pose" in the middle of the water. |
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| There are many trees along the lake shore, when the water recedes, they "show off" their shape. |
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| There is a tree that looks like a beast stalking its prey on the lake shore. |
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| Like a flower in the middle of a calm lake. |
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| Under the night lights, the dry trees become even more prominent. |
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| The dry tree stumps look like "plastic art" by the water. |
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| Under the dry tree roots, there are many fish and shrimp shelters and fishermen often fish here. |
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| Many fishermen build huts right next to the dry trees to catch fish. |
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| In the early morning sunlight, the "forest" of dry trees becomes strangely soulful. |
Ho Phuong
