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In late September, I spent one day and one night in the Longji Rice Terraces of Longsheng, Guangxi, focusing my camera on Ping'an Zhuang Village rather than trying to cover the entire scenic area. That…
Tianjin’s soul moves with the Haihe River. On my second brief passage through the city, I followed the river not as a tourist itinerary, but as a photographic line: bridges, reflections, strangers, old streets, public…
With my Sony A7C II and a Tamron travel zoom, I spent two slow days walking through Zhengding Ancient City in Hebei, China. Zhengding is close to Shijiazhuang, yet it feels as if it belongs…
In Nanchong, Sichuan, the Jialing River does not simply pass through the city; it gathers the city into its current. During a brief one-day stay in this riverside corner of southwest China, I walked slowly…
Zhouzi Ancient Town, often described as one of the last ancient dock towns along the Jialing River, carries a rare and almost disappearing kind of quiet. Set in Sichuan, China, it does not perform history…
In Peng’an County, Sichuan, China, I witnessed one of the most powerful rural spectacles along the Jialing River: the famous Peng’an Buffalo Crossing. Using a Nikon Z8 and a Sony A7C II, I photographed the…
For three days in the Badain Jaran Desert of Alxa League, Inner Mongolia, I moved through a landscape that seemed less built by earth than drawn by wind and light. The desert was immense, almost…
These landscape photographs were taken in the Badain Jaran Desert in Inner Mongolia, China—one of the most extraordinary desert landscapes I have ever seen. I photographed the trip with Nikon Z8 and Nikon Z7 II…
This Dragon Boat Festival, the ancient pulses of Liede Creek in Guangzhou stirred once more. Amidst the torrential downpours of the monsoon and the acrid, swirling smoke of firecrackers, a legendary tradition came alive. The…
The Silent Poetry of Summer: A Lotus Sanctuary In the heart of summer, when the world is draped in a humid golden haze, there is a place where time seems to hold its breath. Every…