In this third volume, Fumio Okada captures Hong Kong and Macau through a panoramic lens, offering a unique perspective on two of the most fascinating places on earth.

Published in 2006. In Hong Kong The Diversity of Cultures, it captures not only stunning cityscapes, but also the colourful diversity of Hong Kong's culture and lifestyle. The photographs display the synthesis of East and West, tradition and modernity, different nationalities and creeds living side by side in harmony - in short, that special character that makes Hong Kong unique.

This book not only presents a picture of Shanghai, but also a pastiche of areas around the city extending as far away as Suzhou in Jiangsu province. Many parts of Shanghai's central and suburban districts have changed beyond recognition in recent times. Their traditional houses have been razed and their communities displaced only to be acceded by high-rise 'dragons'. Whilst the Shanghai Municipal Government has protected individual or small clusters of historic buildings they often now sit in an unfamiliar environment. Decrees of modernity and uniformity will guarantee that many houses featured in this book will not survive more than a few years - and if they do they will assume a commercial rather than a residential purpose.

Published in May 2005. A postcard size book of 20 pages plus 24 pieces post cards. it captures not only stunning cityscapes, but also the colourful diversity of Hong Kong's culture and lifestyle. The photographs display the synthesis of East and West, tradition and modernity.

Published in 2004. In Hong Kong Through the Panoramic Eye II, it captures not only stunning cityscapes, but also the colourful diversity of Hong Kong's culture and lifestyle. The photographs display the synthesis of East and West, tradition and modernity, different nationalities and creeds living side by side in harmony - in short, that special character that makes Hong Kong unique.

Published in 2003. This book not only presents a picture of Shanghai, but also a pastiche of areas around the city extending as far away as Suzhou in Jiangsu province. Many parts of Shanghai's central and suburban districts have changed beyond recognition in recent times. In contrast many historic water towns near Shanghai that are arranged around small canals have adopted a more comprehensive approach to preservation. Mo matter which aspect of Shanghai is on parade, this enormous city of 17 million dazzles in every way.

Published in 2002. A photographic portfolio of a unique place that has, in some aspects, managed to stop time, and in others, fast-forwarded into the contemporary. The portfolio reveals the ultimate grandeur of Hong Kong harbour, landscapes, skyscrapers, bridges, temples, night scenes and lifestyle, at the same time depicting them in the most minute photographic detail.