One of the best things that has happened in the last 10 years or so is the proliferation of hand held technology.  With that technology comes a world of photography that we never would have seen.  How many times have you been out there and you saw something that was amazing or beautiful and then you realized you didn’t have your big clunky camera with you?  For those in China, this means there’s a distinct opportunity to chronicle normal life in China like we’ve never seen before.  The photos that follow are just a small group of shots used by permission from the photographer that shows the artistic eye of one of the many people saving normal life in China for posterity.  Thanks to technology and innovation you will see photos that were a fleeting moment, or a person that the internet has never seen.  Enjoy!

In the beijing Rain

Lunch Break

Bell Tower

© 2012 Jens Schott Knudsen | blog.pamhule.com | Twitter: @jensschott

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