Dance of Water

With over 3200km of coastline and more than 1000 islands, especially offshore archipelagos, Vietnam has a great advantage in marine economy , marine tourism, and natural resources on the seabed. Loving the sea and preserving its purity, each person does it in their own way, but no matter the method, they all find happiness in every moment when they are in harmony with Mother Ocean. Author Dao Dang Cong Trung submitted his work "Dance of Water" to the Happy Vietnam Photo and Video Contest, organized by the Ministry of Information and Communications . The work offers a fresh perspective on human involvement and its impact on the deep ocean, through the incredibly gentle connection between the softness of water and the flexibility of the human body. When humans explore the ocean with the flexibility of their souls combined with expressive body language, they create graceful and captivating dances. The dance of water, it is said, is very gentle; only a true artist can feel its gentleness. These artists freely express their flexible bodies beneath the ocean's surface. With its vast ocean and powerful, undulating waves, it holds a strong fascination for many photographers. Especially when humans choose to blend seamlessly with nature, it becomes a novel and captivating subject for photographers. However, capturing an angle that fully portrays the beauty of humanity in harmony with nature and its inherent power is no easy feat.

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