Author: Clay
Yesterday a friend took us out to Laoshan – here are the doors in the village near the coast.
John Ross, author of Formosan Odyssey and You Don’t Know China, shares insight about Gunther Plüschow.
Check out a photo of the Expo front taken from the Bin Hai Highway in Laoshan, Qingdao.
When in Qingdao one is never far from the coast. Check out photos of Qingdao’s coast.
The former Carlowitz and Co. building on Taiping Lu near the Qingdao train station is now a convenience market.
At the tone the time will be. Image of clock tower near Zhan Qiao Pier in Qingdao.
Many of the older street signs in Qingdao are engraved into the wall at intersections and doorways.
The Qingdao Grand Theatre is in Laoshan district near the Qingdao International Convention Center and the Old Stone Man (Shilaoren/石老人).
Student, mother, all around wonderkind Ulrike Gerber and her friends stumbled upon some discarded figures in the underbrush in Qingdao…
Check out a video from a visit with Qingdao artist Pan Wenyi at his home studio in Taidong.
Qingdaophoto.com showcases Qingdao photos by a Sailing City native, Merlin Fisher (Yu Da Chu/俞大厨).
Summer, it seems, comes and goes faster than one can say “Let’s go down to the corner and quaff a bag of beer”.
In memory of old Qingdao neighborhoods, for better or worse, till time do us part, it’s yesterday no more.
Check out the 7th installment in a series by Qingdao based photo enthusiast Clay Army.
The Dao has a pretty tranquil vibe, and I’ve walked the streets many a late night.
Two objects of sacred devotion dovetail in Qingdao. James Carter calls Beer and Buddhism “essential aspects of the Chinese identity”.
The Tuandao-Xuejiadao tunnel officially opened on June 30, 2011. Check out photos of the undersea experience.
The annual algae bloom carpeted Qingdao shores and beaches just in time for tourist season.
The sixth installment of photos in a series by Qingdao based Clay Army, taken in the 90’s around Qingdao University and Xin Jia Zhuang.
Images of Qingdao: pre-Tsingtao Center Shandong Lu, rock and roll at the Corner Jazz, Qingdao Old Town and more.
One of the most striking features of new Qingdao is the May Winds sculpture that signifies the May 4th movement.
