In 2008 I moved from New York to China. I have had a chance to live in many cities in China for several years at a time and during these living and working periods I used the opportunity to explore China’s rich cultural past and present. Like many I enjoy traveling and meeting people in various countries and regions. And I started documenting these journeys as I became more interested in learning about cultures their habits and beliefs. I have always been fascinated by history and started putting together these books as a way of showing others how different cultures live. This continues today as a personal hobby for me and I hope it can add some value or interest for others as well.
Take a walk around one of Vietnams busiest cities Ho Chi Min. This volume includes: Cho Ben Tanh Market, Chua Candaran, Chua Phap Hoa Temple, Chua Phuoc Hai Temple, Chua Vinh Nghiem Temple, Quoc Tu Temple, Trung tâm Mục vụ Dòng Chúa Cứu the, Nhà thờ Giáo xứ Tân Định Church, Fine Arts Museum, Vietnam City Museum, Ho Chi Min Zoo, Miramman Hindu Temple, Notre Damn, Reunification Palace, Saint Tran Hung Dao Temple, Tao Dan Park, War Remnants Museum
Originally this book was part of a larger book, but was too large to offer. This volume is packed with ethnic backgrounds, history, archeological site, temples and much more. This volume includes: The Bank Museum Jakarta, Bank Mandiri Jakarta, Penerangan Jakarta, National Museum Jakarta, Wayang Museum Jakarta, Taman Mini Indah Jakarta, Indonesian Museum Jakarta, Listrik Museum Jakarta, Yogyakarta, Candi Kalasan Yogyakarta, Lumbung Temple Yogyakarta, Ratu Boko Yogyakarta, Candi Sari Yogyakarta, Candi Sewu Yogyakarta, Candi Bubrah Yogyakarta, Prambanan Temple Complex Yogyakarta.
This is a great look at the simple life found in Laos. Down the Mekong river and grand temples this work will surely surprise.
This volume of Macau by Global Image Books does not just look at hotels and Casino’s but is meant to provide an historical context for those wishing to visit or simply learn more about Macau. Historical sights covered in this volume include: A-Ma Temple, Ruins of St. Paul’s, Ruins of St. Paul’s Sacred Art Museum, Fisherman’s Wharf, Grand Prix Museum, Macau Wine Museum, Sun Yat-Sen Park, St. Domingo’s Church, Monte Fort, The Museum of Macau, Leal Senado Square, Leal Senado Building, St. Lawrence’s Church, St. Joseph’s Seminary & Church, St. Augustine’s Square, Sir Robert Ho Tung Library, St. Augustine’s Church, St. Anthony’s Church, Casa Garden, Guia Fortress (including Guia Chapel and Lighthouse), Cathedral, Protestant Cemetery, History Museum of Taipa & Coloane, Our Lady of Carmel, Taipa Houses Museum, Tin Hau Temple Taipa. As well as interactive maps for buses around Macau, Casino’s and more. This book really explores Macau’s interesting and diverse culture. You can also count on updates to the volume as we continue to document and explore Macau, aiming to completely document Macau in its entirety from a historical point of view
Originally this book was part of a larger book, but was too large to offer. This volume is packed with ethnic backgrounds, history, archeological site, temples and much more. In this volume: Kuala Lumpur , Petronas Towers Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur Planetarium, Thean Hou Temple Kuala Lumpur, National Mosque Kuala Lumpur, Thian Hock Keng Temple Kuala Lumpur, Batu Cave Kuala Lumpur, Menara Tower Kuala Lumpur, Islamic Art Museum Kuala Lumpur, City Gallery Kuala Lumpur, Textile Museum Kuala Lumpur, National Museum Kuala Lumpur, and more.
This group of photos was collected from places throughout Southeast Asia and China and took around seven years to gather. I have always been fascinated with history and the changes people and nations undergo. Although there has been quite a lot of documentation of changes in western countries there are still many unknown areas of past Asia that have not yet come to light. I hope this volume will be of interest both to curious viewers and academics.
Shanghai City A Look At One of China’s Most Modern Cities is another great photographic narrative walking the viewer through the streets and scenes of Shanghai. Ranging from quiet scenery to the busy streets and daily life’s of the cities inhabitants. Highlighting Shanghai’s modern architecture and old building styles side by side in a rapidly changing China.
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