Nay Lin Htun
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Nay Lin Htun is an award-winning youth photographer from Myanmar, celebrated for his ability to capture the essence of life through his lens. He has achieved notable recognition, including a second prize at the prestigious “Youth Eyes on the Silk Road” photo contest, which highlights the cultural diversity and heritage along the ancient Silk Road, and a third prize in the “Green Lens” competition, known for its focus on environmental and nature photography. Additionally, he has earned two IAAP gold medals and one Ap Eurasia gold medal at the International Youth Photo Contest Eurasia No Frame 2024. Based in Shan State, Nay Lin Htun’s work is marked by a deep connection to his surroundings, often highlighting the beauty and complexity of everyday moments. With a growing portfolio and a passion for visual storytelling, he continues to make a name for himself in the world of photography.
The fishermen of Inlay Lake are renowned for their distinctive leg-rowing technique, which allows them to navigate the shallow waters while keeping both hands free to handle their nets. This unique method is a symbol of the rich cultural heritage that thrives in the region, where tradition and daily life intertwine seamlessly.
Inlay Lake itself is a breathtaking sight, surrounded by misty mountains and dotted with floating gardens. The lake’s calm waters and vibrant community make it a vital part of Myanmar’s identity, drawing photographers and travelers alike who seek to capture its timeless beauty and enduring traditions.
