People

Phú Quốc Island Pepper Farm Lady

Phú Quốc Island is a Vietnamese tropical paradise located off the southern coast of Cambodia in the Gulf of Thailand. Most of the island is seeing a construction boom as roads and resorts are being built in anticipation of the Island becoming a major tourist attraction in the near future.

Lobster Man

A man grills three lobsters at the Duong Dong night market in Phú Quốc Island, Vietnam. Pho Quốc Island is a Vietnamese tropical paradise located off the southern coast of Cambodia in the Gulf of Thailand. Most of the island is seeing a construction boom as roads and resorts are being built in anticipation of the Island becoming a major tourist attraction in the near future.

Local Artist

A local artist on Phú Quốc Island paints a large shell in the Duong Dong night market. Phú Quốc Island is a Vietnamese tropical paradise located off the southern coast of Cambodia in the Gulf of Thailand. Most of the island is seeing a construction boom as roads and resorts are being built in anticipation of the Island becoming a major tourist attraction in the near future.

Khem Beach Sea Snails

A local fisherman shows a group of Vietnamese women sea snails he picked off the sea floor. Phú Quốc Island is a Vietnamese tropical paradise located off the southern coast of Cambodia in the Gulf of Thailand. Most of the island is seeing a construction boom as roads and resorts are being built in anticipation of the Island becoming a major tourist attraction in the near future.

Playing Dominos

A group of men play dominos in a small village on Khem Beach. These men live in the village and work on running small restaurants or constructing nearby luxury resorts on the beach. Phú Quốc Island is a Vietnamese tropical paradise located off the southern coast of Cambodia in the Gulf of Thailand. Most of the island is seeing a construction boom as roads and resorts are being built in anticipation of the Island becoming a major tourist attraction in the near future.

Fish Lady

A lady chops up a fish on the streets of Hanoi, Vietnam.

Sausage Lady

A lady sells some sort of grilled sausages on the streets of Hanoi, Vietnam. Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam with over 7.5 million people. With its centuries old architecture and bustling southeast asian streets, this northern vietnamese city has zero western influences as it still maintains its socialist state.

Green Crossing Guard

Green uniformed Crossing Guards help control traffic for pedestrians since there are no traffic control devices at intersections in Hanoi, Vietnam. Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam with over 7.5 million people. With its centuries old architecture and bustling southeast asian streets, this northern vietnamese city has zero western influences as it still maintains its socialist state.

Pouring Phở in Hanoi

A man pours a bowl of Phở, a staple vietnamese noodle soup, in Hanoi, Vietnam. Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam with over 7.5 million people. With its centuries old architecture and bustling southeast asian streets, this northern vietnamese city has zero western influences as it still maintains its socialist state.

Bread Lady

A lady sells loafs of bread on the streets of Hanoi, Vietnam. Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam with over 7.5 million people. With its centuries old architecture and bustling southeast asian streets, this northern vietnamese city has zero western influences as it still maintains its socialist state.

Twin Sellers

Two ladies selling random goods walk down a street in Hanoi, Vietnam. Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam with over 7.5 million people. With its centuries old architecture and bustling southeast asian streets, this northern vietnamese city has zero western influences as it still maintains its socialist state.

Scarf Shop

A lady selling meat stops by a scarf shop in Hanoi, Vietnam. Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam with over 7.5 million people. With its centuries old architecture and bustling southeast asian streets, this northern vietnamese city has zero western influences as it still maintains its socialist state.

Selling Limes

A lady sells limes on the streets of Hanoi, Vietnam. Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam with over 7.5 million people. With its centuries old architecture and bustling southeast asian streets, this northern vietnamese city has zero western influences as it still maintains its socialist state.

Cooking in Hanoi

A woman cooks some sort of omelet in Hanoi, Vietnam. Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam with over 7.5 million people. With its centuries old architecture and bustling southeast asian streets, this northern vietnamese city has zero western influences as it still maintains its socialist state.

Fruit Lady

A woman walks down the streets of Hanoi with baskets of fruit. Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam with over 7.5 million people. With its centuries old architecture and bustling southeast asian streets, this northern vietnamese city has zero western influences as it still maintains its socialist state.

Burning Money

A woman burns fake money in the street for good luck in Hanoi, Vietnam. Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam with over 7.5 million people. With its centuries old architecture and bustling southeast asian streets, this northern vietnamese city has zero western influences as it still maintains its socialist state.

Bird Vendor

A woman sells cooked birds in Hanoi. Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam with over 7.5 million people. With its centuries old architecture and bustling southeast asian streets, this northern vietnamese city has zero western influences as it still maintains its socialist state.

Vietnamese Woman and Child

A Vietnamese woman crosses the street with her child in Hanoi, Vietnam. Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam with over 7.5 million people. With its centuries old architecture and bustling southeast asian streets, this northern vietnamese city has zero western influences as it still maintains its socialist state.

Thread Art

A vietnamese woman makes art with strings in a shop outside of Hanoi

The Village Rice

A villager on Cát Bà Island spreads rice out on a tarp. Cát Bà Island is the largest island in the Cát Bà archipelago which makes up the southern portion of Ha Long Bay in Northeastern Vietnam

Serving Snake Wine

A villager on Cát Bà Island serves some of her homemade snake wine to visitors. Snake wine is a 2,700 year old practice of placing whole snakes in rice wine or grain alcohol. Cát Bà Island is the largest island in the Cát Bà archipelago which makes up the southern portion of Ha Long Bay in Northeastern Vietnam

Cát Bà Island Villager

A villager measures bamboo sticks outside his home on Cát Bà. Cát Bà Island is the largest island in the Cát Bà archipelago which makes up the southern portion of Ha Long Bay in Northeastern Vietnam

Fisherman's Child

Cát Bà Island is the largest island in the Cát Bà archipelago which makes up the southern portion of Ha Long Bay in Northeastern Vietnam