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Everyday Dalian Life In Modern Manchuria by SongLi Foreword by: Phil Borges Genre: Photography - Asia BOOK INFORMATION: Hardback: 264 pages Binding: 8.5" x 8.5" full-color interior Publisher: DigitalKu (February 2008) Copyright: © 2008 SongLi Language: English ISBN: 0-9763168-5-4 ISBN-13: 978-0-9763168-5-5 Order Book  |
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FROM THE PUBLISHER:
A former colony briefly founded by Russia but later developed over two generations by Japan, Dalian has always been a strategic hub for control of Northeast China. SongLi's photography collection about the city and its population has won multiple international awards. Each image captures the richness and color of the modern-day Manchurian metropolis, documenting its transition over six years. The "slice of life" presentation, a hallmark style of SongLi, offers a new depth to the environments and people living in this historic port. These pictures also present an original artistic and realistic view of a community shaped by the turbulent legacy of its foreign occupation, and the aftermath of the bitter Chinese Civil War, to emerge as one of the leading cities in the country. This book also comes with a foreword by Phil Borges. The humanitarian photographer is famous for his signature black and white portraits with hand tinted skin tones of endangered cultures around the world. Preview the book at: http://www.digitalku.com/dalian/ |
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about SongLi
Over the years as a Creative Director in advertising, SongLi (as he is known in Mandarin) has worked for major agencies in America, Japan, and China. From this experience he decided to follow his own passion for photography, driven by an active imagination. His unique visual focus is noted for its emphasis on the power and emotion of details even in the most simple subjects. SongLi received further recognition for his creative talent when he became the first foreigner to win multiple awards, including Best of Show, at the Dalian International Photographic competition. His images of Dalian continue to earn acclaim as traveling exhibits and in global photo contests. The commercial success of SongLi’s pictures has also helped introduce the world to this uniquely historic Chinese city in Northeast China. His iconic photography has become the hallmark representation of Dalian city and its population. In addition, SongLi is acknowledged by the Dalian Municipal Government and the city’s creative industry as a resident foreign expert. He has also publicly earned the title of “ZhongGuo Tong” (a foreigner who knows about China and lives like a local citizen, literally “China understands”). |
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