A conversation with my very good friend Nicholas Kitto about his new book Trading Places - a photographic journey through China's former Treaty Ports.
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Image Gallery
1997: The Photographer, In His Earlier Life As A Chartered Accountant, Poses In Front Of The Club On His First Visit In December.
Tianjin Country Club, Now Called The TY Club (Tianjin Cadres' Club).
Astor Hotel
Pavilion (Tingzi) In Victoria Park, Opposite The Astor Hotel.
Custom House. Built In 1914, This Is One Of The Oldest Custom Houses Still Standing In China.
Tianjin Country Club, Now Called The TY Club (Tianjin Cadres' Club).
The German Governor-General's Residence.
The Spectacular Ceiling Above The Main Aisle Of St. Joseph's Cathedral.
The Bund Looking North Towards HSBC And The Custom House.
Hazelwood, In The Grounds Of The Radisson Plaza Hotel.
British Consulate Residence (1847), 5 Zhangzhou Road.
British Consulate (1885).
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