Street Nature

 

From Bangkok to Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City), "Street Nature" takes a cheeky twist on "street food," playfully exploring man-made representations of nature in urban spaces. With a cinematic, unconventional lens, I captured temples, streets, zoos, parks, playgrounds, and botanical gardens—where lion statues guard sacred spaces, iguanas linger in captivity, pig-shaped cakes mimic real animals, and plastic penguin bins stand in for the wild. Through "Photography with Awareness," I documented these scenes with humor and heart, revealing the artificial beauty of city life. "Street Nature" invites you to laugh at the irony of nature’s urban presence, reimagined by human hands. In these cityscapes, nature becomes a man-made illusion—yet its spirit persists, whispering resilience through our creations. Continue to the next series of pictures.