The 8th International Artistic Photo Contest in Viet Nam 2015 (VN-15) launched

The 8th International Artistic Photo Contest in Viet Nam 2015 (VN-15) launched

(TITC) – On 25th May 2015, in Ha Noi, the Viet Nam Association of Photographic Artists (VAPA) launched the 8th International Artistic Photo Contest in Viet Nam 2015 which was sponsored by the International Federation of Photographic Art (FIAP) and Image Sans Frontière (ISF).

The contest is held every 2 years for amateur and professional photographers worldwide.

VAPA Chairman and Head of the VN-15 Organizing Board Vu Quoc Khanh said the contest is a chance for Viet Nam’s photographers to learn from the global photography’s experience and popularise excellent works of Vietnamese and international artists.

There are 4 sections of Open, Woman at work, Sublimated moments, Still life for colour or monochrome photos.

The entry form and the photos should be submitted electronically via website www.contestvn.com, Email to: contestvn2015@gmail.com or send CD to: VAPA’s Board of Creation and Exhibition at 51 Tran Hung Dao St., Hoan Kiem Dist., Ha Noi, Viet Nam.

The contest will be closed on 15th September 2015. The award ceremony and exhibition are scheduled to take place in December 2015.

According to Organizing Board, the best author will receive A Blue Ribbons of FIAP. Each section will be awarded by VAPA, FIAP and ISF.

More information of the contest is updated at www.contestvn.com and www.vapa.org.vn.

Thu Thuy

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