http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/ The latest -- but not necessarily the greatest -- additions to the Shanghai Diaries Photo Gallery. en-us dan@danwashburn.com 2005-10-08T21:48:50+08:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/archives/2005_10.php Visit an old colonial island in Xiamen and huge earthen roundhouses in rural Fujian. Scenes from my National Day 2005 holiday. 1601@http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/ 2005-10-08T21:48:50+08:00 http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/archives/2005_10.php Go on the set for my very first infomercial! I play the role of "Dr. James," inventor of a product called "Dolly." 1600@http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/ 2005-10-08T21:43:22+08:00 http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/archives/2005_10.php Get some sweaty culture at the Asian Gaelic Games. Gaelic football comes to Shanghai! 1599@http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/ 2005-10-08T21:39:28+08:00 http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/archives/2005_10.php Jam with Xingfu 13 at the Shanghaiist.com launch party. 1598@http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/ 2005-10-08T21:35:27+08:00 http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/archives/2005_10.php Take a stroll through the Second Annual China International Adult Toys and Reproductive Health Exhibition, also known as the Adult Expo or the Adult-Care Expo. 1597@http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/ 2005-10-08T20:57:47+08:00 http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/archives/2005_05.php Welcome to Washington, D.C., home of huge pizza slices, hallway golf and barbecue served from behind bullet-proof glass. 1465@http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/ 2005-05-20T10:21:10+08:00 http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/archives/2005_05.php New York, New York. Skyscrapers ... and everything. 1464@http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/ 2005-05-20T09:15:00+08:00 http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/archives/2005_05.php One day late, but the rain-delayed BMW Asian Open is finally over. This just in: Ernie Els is a very, very, very, very, very good golfer. 1396@http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/ 2005-05-02T14:41:03+08:00 http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/archives/2005_05.php You'd be surprised how little golf you actually watch when covering a golf tournament. Here are a few shots I took during one of my infrequent trips to the course at the BMW Asian Open. By the way, Ernie Els is good. 1395@http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/ 2005-05-01T23:49:25+08:00 http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/archives/2005_04.php Soccer. Football. Footie. Call it what you want. Photos from two different China Super League matches. 1393@http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/ 2005-04-27T02:29:49+08:00 http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/archives/2005_04.php The view from the streets of Shanghai during the anti-Japan demonstration of April 16. 1373@http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/ 2005-04-16T18:12:58+08:00 http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/archives/2005_04.php Take a two-day hike through minority villages, rubber tree forests and pineapple fields in sub-tropical Xishuangbanna, near the Burmese border in southern Yunnan. 'Banna is one of my favorite places in China ... to get away from China. 1345@http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/ 2005-04-11T00:01:40+08:00 http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/archives/2005_04.php Scenes from the China Baseball League, an old chair, and some new -- and really tall -- buildings. 1344@http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/ 2005-04-10T23:46:13+08:00 http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/archives/2005_03.php See scenes from Madang Lu -- my street -- as they tear it down and the Doland Museum of Modern Art as they build it up. See the Chinese version of the Kramer portrait ... and Yak butter tea ... in Shanghai! Also, watch as I continue to photograph other people's mail. 1320@http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/ 2005-03-29T21:55:32+08:00 http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/archives/2005_03.php Brian and Jill had much luck weather-wise during their two-week trip through China. So more blue skies greeted us in northwest Yunnan's Lijiang and Baisha. We had a memorable encounter with the famous Dr. Ho and we never escaped the glare of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain. That is not a bad thing. 1295@http://www.shanghaidiaries.com/recentphotos/ 2005-03-22T12:14:29+08:00