- Carter: "Send all High School Grads to a Developing Country"
- The elusive reclusive Dhaneta Jat
- Photographer: What You Think I Do / What I Really Do
- Traditional Han Chinese Girl
- Beijing Prostitution
- Chinese Couple
- AMERICAN PHOTOJOURNALIST TOM CARTER COMPLETES GROUNDBREAKING 33-PROVINCE JOURNEY ACROSS CHINA
- AMERICAN PHOTOJOURNALIST TOM CARTER COMPLETES GROUNDBREAKING 33-PROVINCE JOURNEY ACROSS CHINA
- An Interview With China Photojournalist Tom Carter
- Carter publishes new book about CHINA
- No photos allowed at Hardiwar Kumbh Mela
- On the China Road
- (podcast) Tom Carter on National Geographic Weekend Radio
- Cool India Travel Photography
- Books About White Guys Who Like Chinese Girls
- Open call for all literary agents, foreign rights and translation sub-agents
- Chinese Dynasties
- US-China Institute interviews Tom Carter
- (cool video) Incredible INDIA Travel Photography
- A day in the life of a Tibetan Buddhist
- Tom Carter named "one of the most extraordinary explorers of China"
- (cool video) Incredible INDIA Travel Photography
Travel photographer Tom Carter is backpacking across all of India to photograph his next book. Here is a preview of some of his incredible imagery from the 35 states of India.
in Public bookmarks - (funny photo) Chinese Window Washers on a Smoking Break
Shanghai window washers sharing a cigarette from a 33-storey building.
in Public bookmarks - (incredible photo) Beautiful Bonda of Orissa India
Orissa is also one of India's most poor regions and in a constant state of political turmoil between local indigenous tribes, represented by the far-left Naxalites, or Maoists, and government and corporate interests out to exploit the resource-rich region.
in Public bookmarks - (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 photography on modern China ever published by a single author. Available now from Blacksmith Books.
in Public bookmarks - (Picture) Beautiful Mongolian Princess
photo of a mongolian chinese lady dressed in traditional regalia for the nadam festival in inner mongolia, china.
in Public bookmarks - (podcast) Tom Carter on National Geographic Weekend Radio
(scroll to the bottom) Recently, Tom Carter picked up a small camera and started wandering around China. Carter joins NG to talk about his new book China: Portrait of a People.
in Public bookmarks - (shocking photo) Chinese Melted Man
For protection, they band together with other industrial accident victims which has evolved into this inimitable Beijing subculture of melted people.
in Public bookmarks - (video) 1 Photographer 56,000km 2 Years CHINA!
Cool video of the 33 provinces of China from photographer Tom Carter.
in Public bookmarks - (Video) Spectacular Chinese Architecture
Video of China's ancient villages and modern cities, as seen in the new 640-page photo book CHINA: Portrait of a People.
in Public bookmarks - 1 photographer + China x 35,000 miles = amazing!
And while the quality of the pictures is not coffee table standard, the lack of gloss emphasizes the absence of Photoshopped trickery that characterizes other photo books. This is an honest work.
in Public bookmarks - 640-page coffee-table book as big as CHINA itself!
Getting a full picture of China - a vast country with an enormous population, a place that is experiencing sweeping cultural and economic changes - is impossible. But Tom Carter comes close!
in Public bookmarks - A different travel guide to China
Tom Carter's photo book, China: Portrait of a People is technically not a travel guide. Instead, it focuses on what makes China what it is – its people.
in Public bookmarks - A Photography Book Review of Biblical Proportions
Two books about China with nearly identical names was enough happenstance to invite a proverbial David-and-Goliath comparison between both: one a major title from a well-financed publishing house and the other released under the radar by an independent publisher.
in Public bookmarks - AMERICAN PHOTOJOURNALIST TOM CARTER COMPLETES GROUNDBREAKING 33-PROVINCE JOURNEY ACROSS CHINA
Epic trip lands book deal with Hong Kong publisher Blacksmith Books
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - AMERICAN PHOTOJOURNALIST TOM CARTER COMPLETES GROUNDBREAKING 33-PROVINCE JOURNEY ACROSS CHINA
Epic trip lands book deal with Hong Kong publisher Blacksmith Books
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - An Inspiring Journey Across China
"People said Tom’s 640-page book of photography CHINA: Portrait of a People is the most comprehensive book of photography on modern China ever published by a single author, but I’m more curious about our hero behind such an epic," writes Han Liang for Foreigners in China.
in Public bookmarks - An Interview With China Photojournalist Tom Carter
CHINA: Portrait of a People author and photographer Tom Carter expounds on Chinese censorship, peasant riots and how his own insolvency helped inspire his new book in this first exclusive interview.
in Public bookmarks - Art, Architecture & Photography Book Review: CHINA
The point of this book is to bring to life the China that people around the world might not know.
in Public bookmarks - Author Claims Chinese Peasant Riot Photos
China photo-journalist Tom Carter detained by police for controversial photographs.
in Public bookmarks - Carter publishes new book about CHINA
Carter graphically documents the old China as well as the work in progress that is New China. "The goal was to portray China as it portrayed itself to me," Carter says.
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