Brooklyn photographer launches project to document Chinatown recovering from pandemic
A Brooklyn photographer has launched a project aiming to document Chinatown as the city continues to recover from the coronavirus pandemic.
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Feb 7, 2022, 3:00 AM
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407ds agoA Brooklyn photographer has launched a project aiming to document Chinatown as the city continues to recover from the coronavirus pandemic.
News 12's Hannah Kliger spoke with photographer David Zheng about his showcase of over 250 photographs of both friends and strangers in the community.