To see some great images of China, have a look at what this photographer can do.

http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/~taiji/gallery.html

-- Kristian (leicashot@hotmail.com), March 06, 2002

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Thanks Kristian- great photography site. Here's another great travel photo site. http:billhocker.com/ . I think I might be warming up for a Leica safari to the southwestern U.S. this spring. I'm looking forward to visiting your great country some day also. Thanks for sharing your recent photos, and keep up the good work. Regards

-- Ronald Wills (youngdeer@earthlink.net), March 06, 2002.

Thanks Ronald. When you do decide to come to Australia let me know. My father works as a travel consultant for Qantas and can sometimes pull a string or two. I live in Melbourne

-- Kristian (leicashot@hotmail.com), March 06, 2002.

Yes, awesome photos of china. Good, creative style. Whats your website Kristian?

-- sparkie (sparkie@mailcity.com), March 06, 2002.

Thank you for bringing these to our attention. The pictures are visually interesting in themselves, and the captions, while unnecessary, are quite illuminating. True first class photojournalism. It is the kind of photography that the National Geographic should be doing, but doesn't!

-- Bill (wmitch3400@hotmail.com), March 06, 2002.

Wonderful pictures from China. Yau-Sun is indeed very talented. Thanks for the link.

-- Jim Tardio (jimtardio@earthlink.net), March 06, 2002.

Great images. The pics bring back memories of my trip throught some of the places I visited in China. Thanks for the link

-- Tim Tan (kctan18@yahoo.com), March 06, 2002.

Sparkie, my website doesn't exist, but for the time being I post mine at www.photo.net/photodb/user?user_id=427015

-- Kristian (leicashot@hotmail.com), March 06, 2002.

Yau San Tong's photography was featured in last year's Leica fotografie.

And featured in Canadian Leica distributor Kindermann's website for a while, and was introduced to this forum a year ago:

http://www.greenspun.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg.tcl?msg_id=002FEU

Mr. Tong used R8 and zoom lenses

-- martin tai (martin.tai@capcanada.com), March 06, 2002.

You can see the work of an amazing photographer h ere/ I have no idea what camera(s) she uses, but why would I care? I'm interested in photography. If I manufactured the cameras, I might are who used them, but as someone who is a photographer, and wants to see great photography, I could care less what camera someone uses.

-- Jeff Spirer (jeff@spirer.com), March 06, 2002.

These are nice pictures. All the more interesting b/c they are done by an ethnic Han Chinese, who shoots like, well, a westerner- an outsider: mildly anthropological, pointing out about the exotic mysticism of these people. Yet he says nothing about the political situation in Tibet.

-- Tse-Sung (tsesung@yahoo.com), March 07, 2002.