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The photographer Feng Xue-Min has taken countless photographs of landscapes and people with the “origins” of Chinese culture as his theme. The scenery of this unexplored region, Tibet was photographed between the years 2003 and 2007.
In these works, he vividly portrayed the vast realm of nature and the Tibetan people who tenaciously live their humble lives in its midst.

Vol.3 A Summer at the Border of Nepal , India , and Tibet.

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Vol.2 A Life in the Great Nature.

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Vol.1 What I saw in a Tibetans' heart.

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Profile

Profile of Feng Xue-Min
Feng Xue-Min

1953:
born in Shanghai, China.
1970:
move to Yunnan, China.
1982:
press photographer of Shanghai Pictorial Press.
1985:
visit Japan for photograph study.
1999:
grand prize in 36th "Taiyo Prize" of Taiyo Magazine.
2000:
gold prize in "Grand Art Prize of Oversea Chinese".
Present:
Manager of the Photograph Division in Asatsu-DK inc., guest professor in Shanghai Teachers University.

Album Exhibition: "Feng Xue-Min's Photographic Art", "The Homeland of Shaoxing Wine", "The Homeland of Jingdezhen Porcelain", "China Blue - China Red", "Guizhou, Homeland of Rape Blossoms" and more.
Collections: 4 works in China Art Gallery, 6 works in Shanghai Art Museum, 6 works in Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, 2 works in Shaoxing Museum, 4 works in Jingdezhen Art Museum, 4 works in Japanese Embassy, China and 2 works in UN General Affairs Division, New York. Photographic exhibition "The Homeland of my Heart – A Journey through Chinese Culture" at UN Headquarters, New York in 2006. Photographic exhibition "Scenes of the People of Guizhou" in Tokyo and Shanghai in 2007. Photographic exhibition "Poems from My Homeland" at Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum February 26 ~ March 2, 2008.

Photo Gallery

At the End of my Visit to Tibet: “Explore the Unexplored” Tibet has undergone further changes since my first visit during the summer of 2003. In the midst of the whirling rush of growth, the traffic environment has been organized and a railroad was established in the capital, Lhasa in 2006, making the place accessible to tourists from all over the world. Just like the last time I visited, I was a little concerned that “the need of the people for convenience might lead to the loss of the culture and spirit that has been nurtured over long years of history.” However, once I got away from the city, I encountered the overwhelming world of nature that remained untouched by these changes and the people tenaciously living rich lives with humility in its midst.

My journeys in search of the origins of Chinese culture will continue and I will use my viewfinder to show the people, the world of nature and the various scenes I encounter on the way in terms of the “blue” that represents mystery and the “red” that represents warmth.

Summer, 2007
Feng Xue-Min

Photographic Equipment

【First and Second Visit】
Film Single-lens Reflex Camera F5
Digital Single-lens Reflex Camera D100

【Third Visit】
Film Single-lens Reflex Camera F5
Digital Single-lens Reflex Camera D2X, D40X

【Lenses】
AF-S NIKKOR 12-24mm 1:4G
AF-S NIKKOR 17-35mm 1:2.8D
AF-S NIKKOR 17-35mm 1:2.8D
AF-S NIKKOR 18-70mm F3.5-4.5G ED
AF-S NIKKOR 18-200mm F3.5-5.6G ED
AF-S NIKKOR 28-70mm 1:2.8D
AF-S NIKKOR 80-200mm 1:2.5D
AF-VR NIKKOR 80-400mm 1:4.5-5.6D
AF-S TELECONVERTER TC-20EⅡ
AF FISHEYE NIKKOR 10.5mm 1:2.8G ED

【Speedlights】
SPEEDLIGHT SB-800

Photograph of set of equipment used.

Photograph of set of equipment used.




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