The exhibition displayed nearly 200 works from 24 photographers to introduce photo works featuring everyday activities throughout the country to domestic and international visitors.

Photographer Bang Lam, head of the organizing board, said the exhibition encourages new way of thinking and creativity with the aim of improving the quality of press photos and provides a platform for photographers to share and exchange ideas.

Photographer Mai Nam, who won a State Prize on arts and literature, said she has 10 works on display, featuring the present lives of ethnic minority families.

The exhibition can be viewed at 16 Ngo Quyen Street until June 25.