Chai-Kuen Chu FRPS, Hon. FPSHK, is President of The Photographic Society of Hong Kong and is a Fellow of The Royal Photographic Society.  His photographic exhibition focuses on the working patterns of the people living by the water in China.  It shows their life-long occupations, inherited from their ancestors over a few thousand years, comprising of wild fishing, fish farming (hatcheries and angling) and shellfish picking (clams,  baby conchs and cockles) by the muddy shores, and the cultivation of kelp and seaweed along the coastal line.  Their lifestyles have formed a unique aquaculture in a picturesque, undisturbed environment which is rich in natural supplies. 

The high quality prints show the landscapes of China’s natural scenery, including the breath-taking autumn colours of the country side of Jiuzhaigou and the misty fairyland of Guilin.

1st - 29th September 2009
Monday to Friday 9.30am - 4.30pm

The Royal Photographic Society
122 Wells Road
Bath BA2 3AH
01225 325733