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Waiting for the perfect sunrise, tracking rare birds, and capturing changes in the wetlands of south China's Hainan Province — that's life for American photographer Adam Crase. For Adam, photography is more than simply making a record of what he sees. It is a way to better understand China — the country he has called home for 15 years — and show people in the West the country through his eyes.
Waiting for the perfect sunrise, tracking rare birds, and capturing changes in the wetlands of south China's Hainan Province — that's life for American photographer Adam Crase. For Adam, photography is more than simply making a record of what he sees. It is a way to better understand China — the country he has called home for 15 years — and show people in the West the country through his eyes.