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China’s Disappearing Glaciers – Pulitzer Center
Alukea, a local man of the Yi Minority, looks out from the valley-side onto the Hailuogou glacier below. “The glacier is not the same as before. The weather seems to get warmer every year”. Garze...
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China: Between the Glacier and the Dam
A man walks over rocks near to a glacial lake that has formed at the base of the Dagu Glacier which lies at 5100 metres on the Dagu Snow Mountain, on the south-east edge of the Tibetan Plateau. The...
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A Tibetan Plateau Diary
A Tibetan Plateau Diary For the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting. To view the full gallery of images. “Memory is the diary that we all carry about with us” — Oscar Wilde I’ve never been one for...
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Inside North Korea: Photographing Undercover in the World’s Most Secretive...
Visitors stand next to ornate gates at the mausoleum for former North Korean leader Kim Il Sung. 2009 Tensions are running high again on the Korean peninsula. As international observers watch closely...
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Goodbye to Beijing’s Wonderland
A visitor walking around the remains of The Wonderland Theme Park, a construction project on the north-east outskirts of Beijing that was abandoned. It was always an odd sight. For most, Beijing’s...
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Where Do Your Jeans Come From?
The main production floor at denim detailing company, Sai-Tex, located outside of Ho Chi Minh City. It is using cutting-edge technology and innovative business models to minimize the harmful footprint...
View ArticleA Nanjing Tale – The Ghosts of WW2 – for The Economist
x https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5wA5zzD9Kc This short video tells the story of Dai Chengdong and his late father, Dai Anlan, who was killed during the Japanese army’s invasion of Burma during World...
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Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo …The Busiest in the World?!
x https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7KMLWnQ2h0 Here’s a quick clip that I have just uploaded onto my YouTube channel, which showcases some of the new video clips that I have available at National...
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Shared Office Space Comes to China – for the Wall Street Journal
Shared Office Space Comes to China – Wall Street Journal Read the full story here, on the Wall Street Journal’s Website. The post Shared Office Space Comes to China – for the Wall Street Journal...
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Taxi Wars in China – Wall Street Journal
Wall Street Journal – Inside Uber’s Fight With Its Chinese Nemesis, Didi Kuaidi This week a story is published on the Wall Street Journal titled, “Inside Uber’s Fight With Its Chinese Nemesis, Didi...
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Mongolia’s Wild Horses, for Smithsonian Magazine
Smithsonian Magazine Very pleased to share this recent publication with you all from an assignment I did late last year in Mongolia for Smithsonian Magazine. The story focuses on the revival of the...
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China: Between the Glacier and the Dam
A man walks over rocks near to a glacial lake that has formed at the base of the Dagu Glacier which lies at 5100 metres on the Dagu Snow Mountain, on the south-east edge of the Tibetan Plateau. The...
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A Tibetan Plateau Diary
A Tibetan Plateau Diary For the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting. To view the full gallery of images. “Memory is the diary that we all carry about with us” — Oscar Wilde I’ve never been one for...
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Inside North Korea: Photographing Undercover in the World’s Most Secretive...
Visitors stand next to ornate gates at the mausoleum for former North Korean leader Kim Il Sung. 2009 Tensions are running high again on the Korean peninsula. As international observers watch closely...
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Goodbye to Beijing’s Wonderland
A visitor walking around the remains of The Wonderland Theme Park, a construction project on the north-east outskirts of Beijing that was abandoned. It was always an odd sight. For most, Beijing’s...
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Where Do Your Jeans Come From?
The main production floor at denim detailing company, Sai-Tex, located outside of Ho Chi Minh City. It is using cutting-edge technology and innovative business models to minimize the harmful footprint...
View ArticleA Nanjing Tale – The Ghosts of WW2 – for The Economist
This short video tells the story of Dai Chengdong and his late father, Dai Anlan, who was killed during the Japanese army’s invasion of Burma during World War 2. Part of The Economist‘s new series,...
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Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo …The Busiest in the World?!
Here’s a quick clip that I have just uploaded onto my YouTube channel, which showcases some of the new video clips that I have available at National Geographic Creative. This particular clip is from...
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Shared Office Space Comes to China – for the Wall Street Journal
Shared Office Space Comes to China – Wall Street Journal Read the full story here, on the Wall Street Journal’s Website. The post Shared Office Space Comes to China – for the Wall Street Journal...
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Taxi Wars in China – Wall Street Journal
Wall Street Journal – Inside Uber’s Fight With Its Chinese Nemesis, Didi Kuaidi This week a story is published on the Wall Street Journal titled, “Inside Uber’s Fight With Its Chinese Nemesis, Didi...
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