Making a living in the golden dawn on the endless sea

The diligent figures of farmers at the Hung Yen estuary from early morning are realistically depicted through the photographic lens.

In recent years, the endless beaches in Hung Yen province have attracted tourists because of their wild and peaceful beauty. Not only are they beautiful places to preserve memories, but they are also the " economic granary" of many local households with the job of raising seafood for decades. Photo: Doan Ngoc Anh

Sunrise at the estuary is as beautiful as a painting with warm, brilliant colors on the horizon. Photo: Doan Ngoc Anh

From early morning, only 5-6 am, the diligent women started their new day with their familiar fishing work. The beauty of labor shines under the red sky. Photo: Doan Ngoc Anh

To get these unique photos, local photographer Doan Ngoc Anh had to wake up very early to capture the moment the sun slowly rose. He revealed: "There are lucky days, when I go to Dong Chau beach or other "infinity" beaches, the weather is nice and I get photos. But there are not so lucky days, so there are some photo sets that I have to take all summer long." Photo: Doan Ngoc Anh

A farmer's clam hut in Dong Chau beach is illuminated by the dawn. This dawn moment, when the sky is half light and half dark, has a charming, mysterious and magical beauty. Photo: Doan Ngoc Anh

The sea surface is gilded by the morning sunlight. Photo: Doan Ngoc Anh

Peaceful beauty at the seaport in Hung Yen . Currently, there are 2 beaches where visitors can observe the calm but infinite mirror sea surface: Quang Lang and Thuy Xuan beaches, located in Thai Thuy and Dong Thuy Anh communes, Hung Yen province. Photo: Doan Ngoc Anh

"To take these photos, I often monitor the weather quite carefully, especially when it has sunshine, light wind and low tide. I mainly look for moments when there are people working at sea to make a living," the photographer confided. Photo: Doan Ngoc Anh

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