U Kyaw Win Hlaing (YUC) Wins Grand Prize in The Asia Without Borders Photo Competition 2013

Asian Geographic Magazine Pte Ltd, based in Singapore,has successfully organized The Asia Without Borders Photo Competition which welcomed this year’s contestants until 31st October, 2013. When the winners were announced, U Kyaw Win Hlaing (YUC) from Myanmar was awarded Grand Prize; along with other winners: Icon of Asia by Swee Hoe Lim from Malaysia; People of Asia by Shaikh Mohir Uddin from Bangladesh; Wildlife of Asia by Michael Hagege from France; and Youth Category by Reuben Foong from Singapore. Regarding this international competition, the successful photographer U Kyaw Win Hlaing who proudly represented Myanmar talked about how he’s come up with the award-winning photo. For more infomation on this com-petition please visit www.asiangeo.com/index.php? the-awb-2013winners.
I myself created the setting to portray children who were carefree and joyfully playing in their own nature at a fishing village called Min Ywar to the east of Bago town. They are not shy; no fear.
As I heard TODAY Publishing House would allow winners of Beauty of Myanmar Photo Contest to take part in Asian Geographic’s competition, I surfed their website to learn from previous year’s winners, and decided to join with this photo. The prize I achieved was the biggest experience and the largest prize money as far as I was concerned. As to the saying that doors will be open only if you knock them, you have the prospect of winning only if you participate in competitions. Therefore I also wish my peer artists to take part in every competition.
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