Lu Guang (Chinese: 陆光 Lù Guāng) is the deuteragonist of the Link Click donghua series. He has the ability to see everything that happens in a photo within 12 hours of it being taken. Alongside Cheng Xiaoshi, he is able to share his consciousness and direct what he can and cannot do while inside a photo. He is a partner at the Time Photo ...

Lu Guang (Chinese: 卢广; Traditional: 盧廣; born 1961) is a Chinese independent photojournalist. [1][2][3] His work consists of large documentary projects on social, environmental, and economic issues, exposing the lives of "people on the margins of Chinese society: coal miners, drug addicts, HIV patients." [4] .

2019年1月24日 · Chinese photographer Lu Guang spent nearly 40 years documenting the effects of environmental destruction in rural and industrial regions of China. Then, in November, he disappeared.

2018年11月30日 · Lu Guang, an award-winning photographer known for capturing images of China's environmental damage and the lives of the country's dispossessed, has disappeared.

2018年12月14日 · Lu Guang disappeared early last month while visiting the sensitive Xinjiang region where hundreds of thousands of Muslims are held in internment camps. Now the police have confirmed his arrest.

2018年12月8日 · Lu Guang is a documentary photographer who was awarded the W. Eugene Smith Grant in Humanistic Photography to pursue his work on pollution in China in 2009.

2018年12月14日 · Lu, an award-winning Chinese documentary photographer whose work focuses on contemporary environmental and social issues, has not been heard from since November 3. Lu was traveling in Xinjiang, the northwestern region of China where over 1 million Muslims are reportedly being held in “re-education” internment camps.

2018年12月17日 · Chinese authorities have confirmed that Lu Guang was arrested in Kashgar but have not cited any charges against the daring photojournalist.

Lu Guang, an acclaimed photojournalist based in New York, went on a trip to Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang province, on October 23rd, where he expected to meet with local photographers. His wife lost contact with him from the evening of November 3rd.

2018年12月4日 · In a case that’s eerily reminiscent of the 2011 abduction of Ai Weiwei, Lu disappeared a month ago after traveling to Xinjiang to meet other photographers and document the region which is home to a large Muslim population being held in internment camps.