Photographer of the Day announcement on Saatchi Online's Twitter stream

On July 3rd, I was featured as Saatchi Online’s Photographer of the Day. Saatchi Online is operated by London’s Saatchi Gallery, which has long been an influence in contemporary art. The New York Times has an old article which offers a good perspective on what Saatchi Online is and how it fits with the overall mission of the Saatchi Gallery.

Remember Old Kashgar on Gaia Photos

My story, Remember Old Kashgar, about the destruction of the Old City section of Kashgar, Xinjiang Province, China, was recently featured on Gaia Photos.

Highschool sports memorabilia fills a window display in Wallace, Idaho, USA.

After July 21st, I’ll be in the Pacific Northwest USA and Montana for some time. I can be reached by email, skype, or phone: +1 (917) 512-3473.

If you’re in Shanghai, be sure to pick up a copy of the July issue of That’s Shanghai. They’ve just published a generous edit of my series on China’s crowded railways. Big thanks are due to Chad Ingraham, a talented photographer in Shanghai who got me in touch with That’s Shanghai, and JFK Miller, photo editor at That’s Shanghai who pushed to get 4 pages and a decent fee for the usage. Look for more of my work in That’s Shanghai in the coming months, too!

Pigeons alight from the ground in Seattle, Washington, USA.

I’ll be in Seattle, Washington, USA, from June 8 to June 15 to visit family and celebrate my sister’s college graduation. Likely, Mexican food and pizza will be on the agenda; restaurants in China do neither well. Best method of contact is email or my US phone number: (917) 512-3473.

Young men wait for a ceremony to begin during the Jongmyodaeje Festival outside the Jeongjeon Temple at the Jongmyo Shrine in Seoul, South Korea.

I will be back in South Korea for a shoot this week. I’ll be in Busan until May 21, and Seoul until May 23rd, though my travel dates are flexible.

My contribution to the New York Times Moment in Time project. Migrant workers sleep while waiting for a train at the Shanghai Railway Station in Shanghai, China.

The New York Time’s Moment in Time project launched today, and my contribution is one of the few from Asia in the Social Issues category. The project asked people around the globe to capture what was happening around them on May 2, 2010, at 1500 UTC, or 11pm in China. I was in Shanghai at the appointed moment, en route home after a shoot in South Korea, and found a couple of interesting subjects before I boarded a train.

A small selection of my essay on New York City fursuiters was recently published in China’s Vision magazine in the May 2010 issue.

Busan, South Korea

I’ll be in South Korea for a few days for a corporate shoot. Can’t share any details about the project, but I’ll be in Busan and Ulsan. Get in touch at msb@mscottbrauer.com if you need anything from the region.