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Quinn Ryan Mattingly | Documentary Photography
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Kon Tum III
The following images are the remainder of scenes from the unknown village in which we caught the funeral dance and procession. The residents couldn't have been more friendly, and despite and increasing haze of rice wine vision, I was able to capture ...
Kon Tum II
Funeral in an unknown town. On the back of a motorbike, an interesting arrangement of wooden buildings grabbed my attention and we stopped. Just steps into the ethnic village, and around a corner, we saw the entire population gathered outside. It too...
Kon Tum I
Kon Tum, a fairly sleepy town in the highlands of Vietnam, near the Lao border, was the first stop on the journey which set out to visit and document the ethnic and minority peoples living in Vietnam. Several more installments will follow.Upon the fi...
Quy Nhon
The first stop, after a 16 hour train that was two hours late was Quy Nhon, a costal city nearing the center of the country. Arriving just before lunch and famished from the train ride, we ate and beered ourselves quickly, and headed out into the bli...
Duong Sat
The latest trip started from Saigon with a trip up the coast about 14 hours on a train. It was fairly uneventful, but I did make a few frames. Here they are. Many more from the rest of the trip are coming directly. ...
Mai Tam
It seems to me that one of the greatest tragedies of our human kind occurs when a child's innocence and purity are removed from them. Even greater, when lost before they enter the world and take their first breath. Such is the case when a child arriv...
