Li Xiaotan's Role Introduction

Li Xiaotan, male, from Ganzhou, Jiangxi, is a member of China Photographers Association.

Chinese name: Li Xiaotan.

Native place: Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province

Gender: male

Nationality: China.

Occupation: art photographer

Representative works: the autumn sky of Yijia.

brief introduction

I did propaganda in a factory trade union, and then got involved in computer graphic design 10 years, and was proficient in Photoshop software. Started taking pictures in 2004.

Works and awards

Photographic works and Photoshop digital examples have been published in Popular Photography, Digital Photography, China Photography, Friends of Photography, China Photographer, Photography World, China Photography Newspaper and People's Photography Newspaper for many times.

Up to now, more than 200 works have won prizes in various domestic competitions, among which Soul of Autumn won the bronze prize in 1 1 International Film Festival. The 5th "Image China" National Photography Art Competition won the bronze award in landscape category, Fog in Smoke won the bronze award in 12 China International Tweezer Art Exhibition, Sky in Iraq and Coming Rain won the excellence award and selection award in 12 China International Photography Art Exhibition respectively, and Pontoon Bridge in Winter Fog and Crossing the Storm won the first prize. Art Shadow (group photo) won the silver prize in the first national digital creative photography competition, the silver prize in the creative category in the fifth national photography art competition of Image China, and the spirit of the tree (group photo) won the landscape category in the fifth national photography art competition of Image China.

Exhibition of works

"Shadow" Li Xiaotan Photography Art Exhibition was held in Ganzhou.

From February 25th to 26th, 1965, Li Xiaotan, a member of China Photographers Association, held a photography exhibition in Ganzhou Park. Li Xiaotan died of illness not long ago. Recently, living local friends planned and selected 57 works that Li Xiaotan won prizes in international and domestic film festivals to commemorate his short life at the age of 57 and his unique photographic art path.