Show and Tell: Things I Saw in Asia

By Gene X HwangPublished On: February 15th, 2010

Categories: Photography & Industry Perspective

Things I saw in Asia

In December and January I was able to spend some time in Hong Kong with family and then travel solo for a bit in Yunnan province, which is in the southwest corner of China. It’s a diverse area, sharing borders with Tibet, Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos. I got to see a lot of spectacular things, sweeping views and slices of daily life. One of my favorite things to do was to go sniff out the locals-only market, feel happily overwhelmed by the dizzying array, and perhaps go find a humble bowl of noodles to enjoy. It’s one of the favorite places I’ve visited. You can see more photo stories from travels here.

Happy Chinese new year!

About the Author: Gene X Hwang

Gene X Hwang leads Orange Photography’s photography team and is one of San Francisco’s most sought-after event photographers. His background in corporate marketing communications during the late-’90s dot-com boom gives him an insider’s view of what client teams need, and his push for social responsibility made Orange the first photography studio in San Francisco to earn Green Business certification. Read Gene’s full bio →