Enjoyed sharing experiences at the Lumix Festival.

I will present my work at the Lumix Festival in Hannover.

Backstage of the Martell advertising campaign: http://www.justinjin.com/backstage/the-making-of-martells-2013-china-campaign/

China is embarking on a vast program of urbanisation: http://www.justinjin.com/work/publications/china-embarking-on-vast-program-of-urbanization/

Shielded from rapid Chinese development by a cascade of steep mountains, the lush village of Dimen has kept centuries-old Dong minority traditions alive. But as highways and tunnels encroach, the future of the village is at a crossroads. http://www.justinjin.com/work/reportage/village/

Little besides dots of nomadic tribes and spectres of Soviet concentration camps haunt the icy desert of the Russian Arctic. But deep beneath the permafrost lie untold treasures: a cache of oil and gas so big it could sustain a fiscally-troubled Russia for decades. http://www.justinjin.com/work/reportage/arctic/

Mesmerized by both the incredible light and the medieval darkness that surround Russia and its people, I stayed until 2011 photographing everyone from the president and billionaires to criminals and the down-and-out. http://www.justinjin.com/work/reportage/rising/

Creating portraits is alchemy for me. While by definition they are posed, both by the photographer and the subjects, I aim to tell authentic stories about people and their relationships to their environments. http://www.justinjin.com/work/reportage/portraits/

Even when I travel as a tourist, my eye is constantly focused on the people around me, imagining their challenges, their aspirations, and how they connect to the landscape that surrounds them. this photographie was shot during a travel reportage for Geo Magazine. http://www.justinjin.com/work/reportage/travels/

Workers scrub jeans using a paint-stripper machine in Mr Huang’s factory. http://www.justinjin.com/work/reportage/midnight-blue/