I’ve expressed my thoughts about street photography in China before and how it does not seem to be a genre that is widely understood or practiced in spite of the growing prevalence of niche…
Read More[imagebrowser id=33] Street photographers are of the mind that their genre of work is often underappreciated and hence less commercially viable than other forms of photography (fine arts,…
Read MoreIn addition to Tang Ying and Eric Leleu, another major showcase we have lined up for the Shanghai Photographer Night next Wed (13 April), is a collection from…
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I first came across the introspective photography of Lahem (拉黑) (born 1984) on the Chinese street photography collective Zaijietou.com (meaning “in the street”). We finally met in 2010 at the Shanghai Photography Night run…
Read MoreThe first reading list of 2012! Enjoy. – Invisible Photographer Asia has put together their top 10 most popular photo essays ranging from Thailand’s lady boys, post-Tsunami Japan, religion in…
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This is the third installment of my review of 2011. Picking a favorite story from each month is difficult. All posts take time, including research, photo editing and writing…
Read MoreWe’ve been working hard to put together this 1-day only street photography event which will be absolutely fantastic. Please help spread the good word. Hope to see you…
Read MoreI’ve been late in sharing these videos from the 8th Shanghai Photographer Night from two weeks ago at Dada Bar. Below are three of six videos that were…
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This and early next week is all about street photography. Come next Wednesday, April 13th, I will be part of a street photography show at Dada Bar in…
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蜕(Tui) is a Shanghai-based street photographer and one of the many contributors of the Chinese street photo blog Zaijietou (在街头 or ‘in the streets’). His work, shot exclusively on…
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