Welcome
A photographer's China, not a tourist's
Most visitors see China through a bus window at noon. You will stand on Xianggong Hill before the Li River mist lifts, wait for blue hour over the Yuanyang terraces, and be alone on the Great Wall as the sun clears the horizon.
Every itinerary is built around light, not queues — dawn summits, midday editing breaks, lantern-lit old towns after the day-trippers leave. Your guide is a working landscape photographer who has shot these regions for a decade.
