Photo exhibition features life in Australia

A photo is on display at the exhibition called “Chẹp Chẹp” by young photographer Trần Vĩnh Đạt at The Hummingbird Café Saigon. — Photo from the organiser’s Facebook page

HCM CITY — A photo exhibition called Chẹp Chẹp by young photographer Trần Vĩnh Đạt has opened at The Hummingbird Café Saigon.

Chẹp chẹp was the utterance by the photographer after reminiscing about his 4-year student life in Brisbane, Australia.

The showcase includes images of flora, fauna and student life. The photo also features multi-faceted relationships of his daily life.

The exhibition can be seen until April 9. The venue is at 5H Tôn Đức Thắng Street in District 1. — VNS

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