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An Outsider’s Camera Provides a Ticket Into a Secret World By HOWARD W. FRENCH I CAN still perfectly recall those moments, a handful of times late in my first year here in Shanghai, when the late afternoon light was at its limpid best and the very special beauty of this city…

Snapshots That Do More Than Bore Friends By MICHELLE HIGGINS FEW sentences in the English language are more dreaded than this seemingly innocent offer: “Oh, I must show you the pictures from my vacation.” Who wants to see endless shots of a friend lounging by a pool or in…

By MATT LEE and TED LEE IF you’ve ever suspected that meatballs were a dead end for a restaurant’s leftovers, you no longer have reason to fear. These days, chefs are free associating with well-sourced ingredients, clever substitutions and dazzling techniques. Others are…

By KATHERINE WHEELOCK RICHARD FAULK still recalls, with a twinge of shame, the day he and his girlfriend, Jeanine Villalobos, served store-bought tortillas to guests. “We were mortified that we hadn’t made our own,” he said. The two, who live in Park Slope, Brooklyn,…

By RICK LYMAN ONLY the barest of murmurs greeted the arrival at the bustling Café Vian of a dozen or so kilt-clad Scots in their late teens and early 20’s and what looked to be their middle-age coach, also in tartan. They ordered a round of vodka shots and erupted in Highland…