text: Erik: <file_other> Another portion of my photo collection: week 17 in China. Enjoy!
  Maggie: Fantastic pics!
  Paul: Incredible shots, Erik, you're doing an amazing job of capturing the everyday life around you.
  Erik: It gives me much pleasure and I don't think there's anyone documenting their transitional phase.
  Paul: You're making great use of the spectacle that surrounds you.
  Charles: Clearly the notion of normality is arbitrary :O crazy good pics though
  Dick: Great shots! The land of the free! I don't think you would be allowed to take pics of other folk's kids here...
  Justine: I don't know why I get the idea that you're treating your photo subjects a little too much like objects... Every country deserves respect and I don't see we Europeans tend to treat them like zoo animals and document their everyday activities like some sort of National Geographic bit on monkeys...
  Erik: Justine, believe me, this definitely not the case for me. I am merely trying to document the vibrant culture and yes, it sometimes seems bizarre to me but never in a derogatory way. I really don't see any disrespect in my photos.
  Justine: That sounds like a typical capitalist attitude to me. And you give a nice, round answer there but there's always that underlying notion of superiority Europeans tend to exhibit towards Asians.
  Dick: Erik, you really seem to have inadvertently opened a can of worms here ;) There are obvious differences between our cultures and I don't think that you're being offensive by taking pictures.
  Justine: Seems to me there are better way of helping the locals progress than taking pictures of innocent bystanders in their daily struggles.
  Maggie: I love how someone had throw in some unhealthy political comments into such an innocent conversation! Can't we just enjoy the pictures?
  Justine: Maybe some of you can just turn a blind eye to social injustice everywhere but I am just too sensitive to walk by without a word.
  Dick: I think you are definitely using your "sensitivity in the wrong way. Just my opinion. 
target: Erik has been to China, where he took many photos documenting the life of the country and its people.
  