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Japan: The 72 Seasons, Celebrating the Ephemeral Beauty of Nature
This concept, known as "Shichijūni Kō" in Japanese, is a unique calendar system that has its origins in China. Rooted in Japanese culture...


Walking: Catalyst of Emotions in Landscape Photography
While walking is beneficial for everyone, it is especially relevant for landscape photography. This field often requires a deep...


Morning Fasting: An Act of Awakening to Creativity and Receptiveness
Fasting has long been considered a spiritual discipline, but its relevance in the modern context takes on a new dimension. Beyond the...


Shanshui and Sansui: Differences and Influence in Landscape Photography
Shanshui in China and Sansui in Japan are two concepts focused on the artistic representation of natural landscapes, though their...


Landscapes and Minimalism: The Influence of Japanese Sansui in Photography
Sansui refers to the artistic representation of landscapes in Japan. A genre that has played a central role in traditional painting,...


Walking: Active Meditation and Tool of Inspiration in Photography
Since antiquity, walking has been considered an exercise that promotes reflection, concentration, and spiritual awakening. From...


Landscapes and Minimalism: The Influence of Chinese Shanshui in Photography
Shanshui (山水), which literally means "mountain-water" in Chinese, is an artistic and philosophical concept of landscape representation...


Shui-mo: From Brush to Film, a Dialogue Between Painting and Photography
A personal and introspective look at how these art forms, separated by time and culture, converge in their pursuit of minimalism. Drawing...


Landscape Photography: Why an Excellent Physical Condition is Essential
This article is a personal reflection on the importance of good physical condition for photographing the landscapes of our beautiful...

Shui-mo: The Art of Chinese Ink Painting as a Source of Inspiration
The Shui-mo is an ancient and sophisticated art of Chinese ink painting that transcends the boundaries of geography and time. It was once...


Long Exposures: The Art of Capturing Time and the Invisible
Long exposure photography is a technique that goes beyond mere image capture. It serves as a profound meditation on time, memory, and the...
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