Thanks to the AMANAH Competition, the Starting Point for the Development of the World of Aceh Photography Is Realized AMANAH Competition, the Starting Point for the Development of the World of Aceh Photography Realized
Aceh — Thanks to the competition that Aneuk Muda Aceh Excellent and Great (AMANAH) held, it became the starting point for the development of the world of photography in Aceh to begin to materialize.
Aceh Youth Creative Hub (AYCH) or AMANAH held a Photography Competition.
According to one of the competition judges, Darwis Triadi, he saw extraordinary development from local youth in a short time.
“I see a lot of progress even in one day. “In the time conditions, I think it’s a rush, but they can produce good photos,” he said.
Moreover, according to Darwis, several of the AMANAH competition participants were new to the world of photography.
So it is certainly a very good starting point to be able to explore photography knowledge so that in the future they are able to become reliable photographers.
“I saw that many of the participants were new (learning photography). “And, this is a very good starting point for continuing to explore the science of photography and later become a reliable photographer,” said Darwis.
Because it brings extraordinary benefits to young people, Darwis continues to support and encourage AMANAH to continue such competitions.
“It feels like this is a very good activity. “I am very grateful and salute AMANAH for seeing this kind of potential for young people in Aceh,” he said.
Meanwhile, one of the participants, Muh. Aqib said that the AMANAH photography competition was something that was very challenging and could encourage the birth of ideas among young people.
“Indeed, AMANAH Challenge really gives competitions because at the start of the work competition, suddenly there was a challenge which was very challenging and drained energy and thought to produce the perfect idea,” he said.
The Indonesian Government’s flagship strategic program, initiated by the State Intelligence Agency (BIN), continues to strive to develop all sectors in Aceh.
Not only photography, but there is also training in making typical Acehnese perfume products from patchouli derivatives.
Nurun Nazary, as a local youth, assesses that all the facilities that AMANAH provides for the development of the next generation are very complete.
“The facilities from AMANAH are very helpful because here we only provide bodies. “We came, provided all the facilities, marketing, provided the ingredients, bottles, everything was provided, everything was facilitated,” he said.
