Wonderful depiction of a hazy train station full of tired travelers captured through the lens by renowned photographer Dazhen Wu. The excellent interplay of light and shadow.
Some of the photos were taken in outdoor light and some in indoor lighting so some color shift appears in photos.
This is a signed print by the artist - dated May 25, 1985.
Size: Framed Photo "view" dimensions are 12.5" x 9.5" - Frame is 22.5W x 18.5H

Dazhen Wu is a Professional Photographer, but is also a Professional Clarinetist and a China Tour Expert

Artist Bio:
Dazhen Wu received an education in music and art at the Beijing Central Music Conservatory.
He played clarinet in the China Ballet Opera Company; and also during that time period he was instructed by and studied under famous photographers such as Huang Cishi, Chen Xiuquan and Huang Xiang.

In 1980, he obtained a Music Scholarship from Rice University In Houston, Texas and came to the United State to study. He has always engaged himself in photography and worked for a time as a commercial photographer for the Gordon's Jewelry Co.

In 1986 he set up a photo studio on his own. He also worked in museums and galleries in many different cities, including San Francisco, Cleveland, Houston, Phoenix, Tucson and Beijing.

He has had many photo exhibitions all over the world, and has also published photography albums and books, "Famous Scenic Spots of China", "Ancient Gardens of China" and "Lighting the Way to Travel photography".


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Hand printed on photo paper by the artist and apparently also framed and matted by him as well. Signature and date is on the matte. Frame is of low quality and has only been kept due to it's originality and because it adds to the provenance of the piece.

Origin:
China

Materials & Techniques:
China, Lights, Paper, Photography, Wood

Details:
Frame Type: Framed
Art Subjects: Architecture, Interiors, Portrait
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Country of Origin: China

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Hand printed on photo paper by the artist and apparently also framed and matted by him as well. Signature and date is on the matte. Frame is of low quality and has only been kept due to it's originality and because it adds to the provenance of the piece.