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October, 17 2012 09:17:47

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Photographer Nguyen Quoc Huy won the gold medal at the 9th International Federation of Photographic Arts (FIAP) contest in Romania. The themes of the contest included Freedom and Water. Huy, who comes from the central province of Binh Thuan, won with his submission Qua Doi Tho (Crossing the Poetic Hill). The contest was organised by the Bucovina Museum and Bucovina Cultural Center and financed by FIAP and the Art Photographers Association of Romania (AAFR). The organising board received 3,607 works by 448 artists from 32 countries and territories around the world. — Photo courtesy sggp.org.vn
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