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(Baonghean.vn) – A gentle, kind friend, an enthusiastic, responsible volunteer, a promising young cadre… Friends, colleagues, and acquaintances commented on Duy Hung like that. As for cadres, reporters, and readers of Nghe An newspaper, the name Duy Hung is associated with beautiful photos of the homeland and people of Nghe An.

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Duy Hung with the photo "Vinh Citadel" which won an award in the exhibition Vietnam - Country - People.

The news that Duy Hung (born in 1982) died in the horrific fire that just happened in Hanoi shocked many friends, colleagues and those who knew him - an officer of the Nghe An Department of Natural Resources and Environment but very passionate about photography.

Many people expressed their sympathy for him, not only because Duy Hung was so young and had many prospects in his career, but also because Duy Hung lived this life with all sincerity, faith and love for people, life, and knew how to share with the less fortunate...

A photo Duy Hung took of Quynh beach, his hometown (Hoang Mai)

“Duy Hung has a handsome appearance with a warm gaze and a radiant smile. Hung appears to be a calm, sincere and approachable person… Although he is currently the Deputy Head of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Nghe An, with a busy job, Hung still has time to carry his camera around to compose.

Hung's photos are diverse in genre, but most focused on the theme of Nature and People, with very subtle and profound perspectives, containing many layers of meaning. Through Duy Hung's camera lens, life appears simple, familiar and close to everyday life.

Duy Hung travels a lot, wherever he goes, he focuses on recording with pictures the pieces of life, it can be a flower cart in the middle of a busy street, an old mother selling a few papayas on the side of the road to make a living, a mossy street corner of the old season... or the endless river banks sleeping under the sunset..." (Facebook Tran Duc Cuong)

“I got to know Duy Hung through the photos he posted on FB. A couple of times, at my suggestion, the Nghe An Social Sciences and Humanities Magazine chose Hung’s photo as the cover photo. Then, several times I went to volunteer, I only saw Hung as a tall young man, sitting somewhere with a camera all day, hardly saying a word. My impression of Hung was just a gentle and passionate young man.

Duy Hung, you are gone, but surely in the hearts of many people, your image, a talented, passionate, gentle and emotional young man, will live forever!” (Facebook Pham Xuan Can)…

Please take a moment to admire the image of Nghe An homeland through the authentic and emotional lens of collaborator Duy Hung, as a way to express our condolences to him!

Afternoon smoke

Country road

Hometown River

Hardworking mother figure.

Hung Nguyen afternoon ferry.

Dawn in Cua Lo.

Thanh Chuong tea island.

Vinh Citadel Gate.

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