Learn more - About Zhong Photography
At ZHONG PHOTOGRAPHY, we capture real emotions and natural light — turning your travel moments into timeless memories.
Locations Hoi An ・Da Nang ・Nha Trang ・Da Lat ・Ho Chi Minh City
Style Outdoor lifestyle photography — natural, candid, and full of genuine emotion.
Photoshoot Types Family ・Couple ・Solo ・Friends ・Wedding
Experience & Team With over 10 years of experience working with international travelers, our professional photographers know how to capture your most natural and beautiful moments with ease and creativity.
Communication is never a problem Wherever you’re from, we make sure your photoshoot feels comfortable, relaxed, and truly enjoyable.
My Story
Ever since my school days, I’ve always dreamed of building something of my own. Perhaps it came from my love for entrepreneurship — or maybe from growing up in a beautiful tourist city that never stopped inspiring me. Over the years, I’ve worn many hats — from working in hotels and restaurants to guiding tours for different travel companies. Each experience gave me a deeper understanding of people, travel, and stories. Eventually, I found my true passion behind the camera — photography. As I spent more time in my hometown, I noticed countless travelers visiting and capturing the charm of the city. I began to understand their love for photography and the desire to preserve every beautiful moment of their journey. That’s when ZHONG.PHOTOGRAPHY was born. In the beginning, I accepted online bookings and met clients directly at photo locations. Soon after, I opened a small studio near Hoi An Ancient Town. More than ten years later, ZHONG.PHOTOGRAPHY has grown and now operates in several destinations across Vietnam — from Hoi An, Da Nang, and Nha Trang, to Da Lat and Ho Chi Minh City. As you may know, building a brand takes more than just skill — it takes passion, patience, and heart. My greatest wish is for ZHONG.PHOTOGRAPHY to help families, couples, friends, and solo travelers capture the most beautiful moments of their journeys. Because in the end, when the journey is over, what remains are the photos — and the memories they hold.