Ben Davis is an internationally published and award winning press photographer. Ben spent six years working for a busy daily newspaper in the UK before deciding to leave his post and take the train from London to Asia. He has spent the last five months traveling with his camera capturing everything from the Naadam festival in Mongolia to the world’s biggest fish market in Tokyo.
I caught up with Ben in China, where he has spent two months exploring this diverse and challenging country. Here, he has shared a dozen photographs of his travel highlights with us.
To see more of Ben’s trip check out his blog.
I am still dreaming about going to China. I almost made it last year…
This is just awesome! I am grateful I had been to China and see some few wonders 🙂
I love the shot of that Panda! And everything else too:-) We didn’t make it to Tiger Leaping Gorge when were in China. I wish we did! Oh well, next time for sure. Ben really captured a great range of life and landscape from the country
He sure did. Mr. Davis certainly has a way with the lens! The photo of the panda is probably one of my favorites as well. Thanks for sharing, Dave and Deb!
These images are fantastic – from the shocked look on the panda’s face to the breathtaking beauty of Tiger Leaping Gorge. I think that Ben Davis made a very wise move in choosing to explore the world with his camera! It is a pleasure to see some of the world through his lens.
Gorgeous photos! Great job.
Frank (bbqboy)
China is on our list for next year, especially pandas and the Great Wall!
I hope you can make it! It’s an incredibly unique experience.
Such gorgeous photos! I’m planning on going to China this year, these photos made have finally made me book that ticket!
Nice pics! But that Panda looks like Jack Nicholson when he busts through the door…
Frank (bbqboy)
The pictures are ok, not really jaw dropping pictures though. Especially the panda.
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