Behind The Scenes – Chongqing Portrait Shoot

Ricky Nyhoff shot this beautiful videos while helping me on one of the first portrait shoot on my Chongqing Project :

Chongqing Stories – People 1

My Chongqing Story continues with this series of portraits taken from the popular district of Jiefangbei and the entertainment district of Jiaochangkou. By portraying those people, I wanted to have a representation of the local active population, the youth going out and the families strolling by the modern new avenues and luxury shops representing the fast growth of the city. With most of the people we met, we also talked with them to get an insight of their situation in the chongqing urban environment, what do they do, what are their social status and what type of building they live in, modern towers, old houses etc.. The goal of the project will be to link portraits to their urban environement in a series of diptychs. More about it here: http://blog.timfranco.com/chongqing-stories-part-1/

Indians Moving

Getting from one point to the other in India is already an adventure. As one walked into any indian city center, the traffic is dense and bikes, motorbikes are crossing each others with cars, rickshaws and cows. In this new booming economy, here is a series of portraits of Indians on the move in the city of Udaipur in Rajasthan.

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Comrades | a portrait project about the LGBT community in CHina

As an ongoing portrait project, I am still looking for people from the LGBT community in Shanghai to finish this work. Please contact  me directly if you are interested in participating.

Contact here