This is a presentation of landscapes where the intervention or presence of humanity is always present. Interpreting an architect’s utopian vision or seeing how a Tibetan boy has found a secret hiding spot inside a tree keeps China an interesting place to be.
James Wasserman is an editorial photographer working out of Beijing and Shanghai, China. His work focuses on environmental portraiture, reportage and travel photography. Clients like Time, Newsweek, Forbes, Inc. ESPN, Target, The Wall Street Journal, Eurasianet, The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, ITVS, HBO, NIKE, Villanova University, Silkroad, Outpost, Ferrari, Women’s Wear Daily and many others have worked with James for editorial features shoots and marketing campaigns. When he’s not doing editorial work he’s focused on documentary projects that explore China’s explosive growth.
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