Charming girls in the park

[wolfd]

Just beautiful, Tuan. Thanks for sharing.

[T-Shooter]

Thanks to everyone!
@Dew: you just make me think of a new plan: I really can not wait until next year to be able to retire! At that time, I will open and operate an online tour service, called "phototour". My potential customers will be veterans who want to return to the old battlefield, and young photographers who want to discover a special photography culture corner...
Tours will include transportation to famous landscapes of Vietnam, the special dishes, and especially beautiful amateur models who are invited to be photographed. Reasonable prices for photo travelers, whose main purpose is to share our enjoyable hobbies ... It sounds good?... Who cares that with me?

[joeleszc]

Originally Posted by PictureChattanooga

I just discovered this thread this morning and I'm glad I did. I've looked at and appreciate every image. I'll gladly join in with everybody else and say thanks for participating and sharing. Very inspirational. And the commentary regarding the culture, subjects, etc. is interesting.

I have commented in this thread before but i think your words say it best

[x372sailor]

Originally Posted by T-Shooter

Thanks to everyone!
... I will open and operate an online tour service, called "phototour". My potential customers will be veterans who want to return to the old battlefield, and young photographers who want to discover a special photography culture corner...
Tours will include transportation to famous landscapes of Vietnam, the special dishes, and especially beautiful amateur models who are invited to be photographed. Reasonable prices for photo travelers, whose main purpose is to share our enjoyable hobbies ... It sounds good?... Who cares that with me?

I would love to return to your country, to meet you and join you for a "tour". My wife's mobility is a concern for me so I am unlikely able to visit your beautiful country (and inhabitants) again. If her situation improves, I hope I can then take you up on your offer.

By the way, I was NOT a soldier there but simply a teenage (Canadian) tourist travelling with my father, before the last war broke out with full U.S. involvement. They referred to themselves as "advisers" when we visited and had just finished building a multi-lane "freeway" that went about ten or twenty miles to nowhere.

Brian

[keithdewey3]

I think your idea is wonderful Tuan!
I have often thought of returning and your thread and beautiful pictures has made me talk of taking the trip.

My youngest son will graduate from college in 2 years. We are looking forward to the big boost in our income when we are no longer paying for tuition at a private college.
Sounds like our timing my coincide with yours.

[T-Shooter]

I hope that my future plan will be implemented!
This week, I have a business trip to the northern highlands (nearby China border). This is not a Park, but let me share some beautiful landscapes with a young charming girl...
Be awared that I shot these images with Nikon V1, my new backup camera as testing its features...

#487. On the Tea hill...

[LibertyHeir]

What a delightful image! The country is every bit as beautiful as I remember. The decision to include the lovely young lady adds a sense of scale to the size of the tea plantation. It's something I often overlook when shooting landscapes.

Your business plan sounds good to me Tuan. Hopefully things will work out for both of us and I can sign up as one of your first customers.

[T-Shooter]

Thanks, Dew...

#488. Kissing blossoms...

[thcofer]

Nreat shots as always. Looks like the new camera is working well for you.

[keithdewey3]

Beautiful shots, Tuan! The tea plantation is a breathtaking landscape.
Looks like your new camera is serving you well.