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China's Vast Diversity Caught on Film

Photojournalist Tom Carter traveled for 2 years across the 33 provinces of China to show the diversity of Chinese People in CHINA: Portrait of a People, the most comprehensive book of photography on modern China ever published by a single author.

  | Aug 29, 2008

Big Bad Beijing Subway - a retrospective

Like seemingly everything else in China prefaced with 'The World's'Biggest, Longest, Most Populace, etc.,' the Beijing Subway is presently the world's fastest growing rapid transit network. By Tom Carter for Air Macau infight magazine.

  | Aug 29, 2008

(photo) A Glimpse Inside Xinjiang China Uyghur Muslim Mosques

Inside the 15th century Id Kah Mosque (Kashgar, Xinjiang, China) during salah, one of five compulsory daily prayers recited by Muslims to entreat Allah.As seen in Tom Carter's CHINA: Portrait of a People, the most comprehensive book of photogr

  | Aug 19, 2008

Hostile press covering the Beijing Olympics 2008

"CHINA: Portrait of a People" author says western media in Beijing use journalism access only to cover controversy

  | Jul 27, 2008

Cool YouTube Photo Montage of Chinese Portraits

Awesome video photo montage book trailer of portraits from the 33 provinces of China, as seen in photojournalist Tom Carter's CHINA: Portrait of a People. AVAILABLE NOW! Published: Summer 2008 by Blacksmith Books, Hong Kong, in association with Have

  | Jul 26, 2008

List of Chinese Banned Books

This Amazon.com list highlights the most notorious works of Chinese controversial or banned literature from China's most fearless authors.

  | Jul 11, 2008

CHINA Music

Hip hits in contemporary Chinese music (China-pop, China-hop, C-pop, C-rock, Mandopop, Cantopop, Taiwan-pop, Beijing Punk, etc.). An Amazon.com Listmania! list.

  | Jul 8, 2008

CHINA Historical Fiction Books

While there is no end to fictional novels about the Chinese, nor to the volumes of scholarly works on China's history, the China HISTORICAL FICTION genre remains one of literature's most diminutive.

  | Jul 8, 2008

Thomas Carter's Profile on Amazon.Com

Thomas Carter's reviews, lists and favorite books, music and movies on Amazon.Com

  | Jul 4, 2008

Have Camera, Will Backpack

Backpacker photographer Tom Carter spent two years capturing the China that few people see. He often slept on bus station floors and advises: "Close your eyes and point to a place on a Chinese map, then go there," writes Yao Minji.

  | Jun 17, 2008

QiannianYaozhai

Photojournalist Tom Carter travels 24 hours in Guangdong Province's remote Qiannian Yaozhai (Nangang Thousand Year Yao Zu Village) of Liannan Yao Autonomous County, the oldest Yao minority village in China.

  | Jun 11, 2008

Today's Author interviews China photojournalist Tom Carter

Photojournalist Tom Carter appeared on Blog Talk Radio Today's Author with host David K. Ewen to discuss Tom's upcoming book of photography CHINA: Portrait of a People, which is expected to be the most comprehensive book of photography on modern China eve

  | May 29, 2008

Tom Carter, author of CHINA: Portrait of a People

Tom Carter's books, profile, biography, articles, news and blogs on AuthorsDen.com

  | May 2, 2008

Carter: Indigenous Chinese & Latino Cultures Share Struggles

Claims globalization equally affecting China and South America ethnic minorities.

  | Feb 15, 2008

On the China Road

ForeignerCN.com correspondent Krokodil Han sits down with photojournalist Tom Carter to seek out the answers to traveling in China.

  | Feb 13, 2008

China Blog on Vox

China profile, blog, photos, library and groups on Vox.Com

  | Feb 10, 2008

Tom Carter, Portreler ile Cin

AmerikalÄ gazeteci-fotoÄraf§Ä Tom Carter son drt yÄlÄnÄ in Halk Cumhuriyeti'nde 33 eyalette ve zerk blgede ge§irdi, stelik bir kez deÄil tam iki kez. (fotoritim.com)

  | Feb 6, 2008

Fujian Tulou

China photojournalist Tom Carter discover's the Heguilou tulou earth villages of the Fujian Hakka.

  | Jan 16, 2008

Xanadu: Inner Mongolia's Winter Wonderland

Yuanshangdu, Inner Mongolia - a frozen kingdom few travelers are brave enough to enter. By photojournalist Tom Carter for BK Magazine.

  | Jan 15, 2008

Zengchong: Citadel of The Dong

Cross the moat into Guizhou's most attractive minority village, Zengchong.Photojournalist Tom Carter on location for that's PRD magazine.

  | Jan 11, 2008

Photographer Seeks Travel Sponsors for Asia Tourism Project

"We have standing offers from multinational corporations and regional tourism boards. We are also entertaining sponsorship offers from photography camera companies, backpacking outfitters and travel agencies."

  | Jan 7, 2008

Zengchong

Zengchong village in China's rural southeast Guizhou province, home to the Dong ethnic minority and decidedly the most beautiful village in China. Photo copyright Tom Carter (www.tomcarter.org)

  | Jan 2, 2008

Gongtan

Gongtan R.I.P. - the government-sponsored destruction of a 1,700 year-old Tujia village along the Wu Wiver in China's Chongqing Municipality. Reporting by photojournalist Tom Carter for City Weekend magazine.

  | Jan 2, 2008

Langmusi

Portrait of a Tibetan family and their travels to the Buddhist holy land of Langmusi in Sichuan, Gansu, China. From photojournalist Tom Carter and City Weekend Magazine.

  | Jan 1, 2008

Ask an expert: China Travel

Ask any question about traveling in China on Allexperts.com, the oldest & largest free Q&A service on the Internet.

  | Jan 1, 2008