Zhang's photography

Zhang's photographic work is Phantom of the Canal.

On July 9th, Huaibei Photographers Association announced that six photographic works of Phantom of the Canal, which were shot by former editor-in-chief of Journal of Huaibei Normal University, dean of School of Journalism and Communication, professor, tutor of master students, cultural scholar, director of China Higher Education Photography Committee, member of China Photographers Association and consultant of Huaibei Photographers Association, entered the "China of the Canal" exhibition held by China Grand Canal Photography Union in Hangzhou.

However, its photos are blurred, blurred and overexposed, which has caused heated discussion among netizens. Some people question the "waste film" and "canal charm in the eyes of myopia", and think that the shooting of this work does not meet the basic requirements of photography.

In response to the criticism and doubts of netizens, the photographer Zhang 1 1 told reporters that he can master traditional techniques and shoot clearly, but this group of photos is a bold artistic attempt. "The Grand Canal is a' flowing' culture. I want to express the flowing beauty of the Grand Canal. I have been walking and shooting along the Grand Canal, showing the hazy and vague beauty of the Grand Canal ... Let the Canal talk to modern fashion, and there is no other idea. "

Zhang profile:

According to public information, Zhang, male, from Suzhou, Anhui Province, was once the editor-in-chief of the original journal of Huaibei Normal University, dean and professor of the School of Journalism and Communication. Director of China Higher Education Photography Professional Committee, member of China Photographers Association and consultant of Huaibei Photographers Association. Photographic works and theoretical articles won the Lang Jingshan Photography Award in 2006 and 2008, the 17th Photography Gold Award in Anhui Province, and the "Red Candle Award", the highest award in photography education in China in 20 12.

He has long paid attention to the history and culture of the Grand Canal in Sui and Tang Dynasties, and published academic works such as China of the Canal. The exhibition "China of the Canal" mentioned in the WeChat official account article opened in Linping Campus of Zhejiang Sci-Tech University on June 15 this year, and lasted until July 3 1 day, bringing together more than 300 photos of the Grand Canal by photographers from all over the country.