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Japan: Photographing the Uradome Coast in Tottori
Nestled in the Tottori Prefecture, the Uradome Coast is a geological wonder stretching along the Sea of Japan. Famous for its spectacular rock formations, steep cliffs, and crystal-clear waters, it presents a landscape shaped by millennia of marine erosion. A limitless subject for photography. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Purchase here) Along the Uradome Coast, numerous spots have been set up to allow you to descend along the cliffs and reach the shore close to the sea. The un


Japan: Okuno-in, A Revered Place Between Nature and Spirituality
Okuno-in, located in Koyasan, in the lush mountains of Wakayama Prefecture, is one of Japan's most sacred and revered sites. It serves as the largest cemetery in the country, nestled within a dense, ancient cedar forest that creates an atmosphere of profound tranquility and spirituality. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Available for purchase here) The cemetery is also housing the mausoleum of Kobo Daishi (Kukai), the founder of Shingon Buddhism, where, according to believers, he


Japan: Best Places and Times to Photograph the Tanchozuru Cranes (Part 3)
The Japanese cranes are undoubtedly the most depicted animals in traditional Japanese painting. Any photographer traveling to Hokkaido in...


Japan: Getting to Kushiro to Photograph the Tanchozuru Cranes (Part 2)
Japanese cranes are undoubtedly among the most represented animals in traditional Japanese painting. Any photographer who goes to...


Japan: The Tanchozuru Cranes in Kushiro, Hokkaido (Part 1)
The red-crowned cranes of Japan are undoubtedly among the most depicted animals in traditional Japanese painting. Any photographer who...


China: How to Photograph the Bund in Shanghai
Shanghai is a must-visit city for any photographer traveling to China. It's often the arrival point for international flights and serves...


Japan: The Maibara Tree Says Goodbye to Lake Biwa
Maibara is a little town located in the Shiga Prefecture of Japan. It is situated in the northeastern part of the prefecture, on the eastern shore of Lake Biwa, the largest lake in Japan, and extends up to the Ibuki Mountains and the border with Gifu Prefecture. Maibara is part of the Biwako Quasi-National Park and is particularly known for Mount Ibuki, the highest point in the prefecture. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Purchase here) But it is primarily for its remarkable tree


China: Descending into the Huangshan Canyon and Traveling Back in Time (Part 5)
Among all the representative landscapes of China, the Huangshan Mountains are certainly the most famous. They are also known as the...


China: Huangshan, What Equipment to Bring and On-Site Logistics (Part 4)
Among all the representative landscapes of China, the Huangshan Mountains are certainly the most famous. They are also known as the...


China: Capturing the Eternal and the Ephemeral of Huangshan, How to Organize (Part 3)
Among all the representative landscapes of China, the Huangshan Mountains are certainly the most famous. They are also known as the...


China: Traveling to the Huangshan Mountains (Part 2)
Among all the representative landscapes of China, the Huangshan Mountains are certainly the most famous. They are also known as the...


China: Huangshan, the Celestial Mountains Between Mist and Granite (Part 1)
Among all the representative landscapes of China, the Huangshan Mountains are certainly the most famous. They are also known as the...


Japan: Lake Yogo, Tranquility a Stone's Throw from Lake Biwa
Lake Yogo, often referred to as the "Mirror of the Sky", is a small lake located north of Lake Biwa in Shiga Prefecture, Japan. Although much smaller than Lake Biwa, it maintains a close and interesting relationship with the latter, both geologically and in historical and cultural terms. Another gem for minimalist lake photography. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Purchase here) Relationship with Lake Biwa Geologically, Lake Yogo and Lake Biwa are both situated in a region charact


Japan: The Biwa Lake Marsh, an Ideal Ecological Refuge for Photography
The Biwako Marsh, also known as the "Wetland," refers to a wetland ecosystem located to the north of Lake Biwa in Shiga Prefecture, Japan. Classified as a Ramsar priority site, this marshland area is also a prime location for wildlife and landscape photographers. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Purchase here) It is undoubtedly in winter that I have spent my best moments as a photographer in this region. The morning frost on the branches of submerged trees gives the images a surre


Taiwan: The Sun Moon Lake, Harmony, Serenity, and Resilience
The Sun Moon Lake is a natural wonder located in Nantou County, Taiwan. Its beauty, rich history, and living traditions make it a...


Japan: The Amaharashi Rock in Takaoka
Undoubtedly, Japan is filled with these natural spots that photographers like for landscape photography. Particularly wild, its coasts...


Lake Geneva: Journey Along the Shores and Through History
Lake Geneva, also known as Lac Léman, is an emblematic body of water for Europe. Its historical, geological, and cultural characteristics...


Japan: Kongobuji Temple, Capturing the Heart of Shingon Buddhism
Kongobuji Temple, nestled in the serene mountains of Koyasan, is the head temple of Shingon Buddhism, one of the major schools of Buddhism in Japan. This temple is not just a place of worship but a cultural and historical treasure trove that has played a significant role in Japan's religious and political landscape. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Available for purchase here) The temple's serene atmosphere, beautiful gardens, and ornate architecture provide a peaceful and contemp


Japan: Lake Shinji in Matsue, Between Natural Beauty and Cultural Richness
Lake Shinji is likely the most interesting lake in the San-in region. It is located near Matsue in Shimane Prefecture and ranks as the 7th largest lake in Japan, covering an area of about 80 square kilometers. The lake has brackish waters and is connected to the Sea of Japan via the Ohashi River, as well as being linked to Lake Nakaumi through the Daisen Canal. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Purchase here) Features of Lake Shinji The lake and its shores offer a variety of attrac


Singapore: Gardens by the Bay, the Gardens of Innovation and Sustainability
Gardens by the Bay is an engineering and ecological design feat that aims to harmonize urban life with nature. It serves as a major...


Singapore: The Marina Bay Sands, an Impact Beyond the Landscape
Without a doubt, the Marina Bay Sands is a large-scale project that has had a significant impact on Singapore's cultural, economic, and...


Japan: Danjo Garan, the Revered Temple Complex of Koyasan
Danjo Garan is a sprawling temple complex located on Mount Koya, the sacred mountain and headquarters of Shingon Buddhism in Japan. It consists in a collection of halls, pagodas, and other structures that together form the heart of Koyasan's religious and cultural landscape. A must-visit place for photography. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Available for purchase here) The term "Danjo Garan" translates to "Temple of the Great Practice", reflecting its profound spiritual signific


Taiwan: The Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall in Taipei
Chiang Kai-Shek remains a controversial figure in Chinese and Taiwanese history. While some view him as an authoritarian leader, others...


Lake Geneva: The Château de Chillon, a Medieval Jewel Built on Water
The Château de Chillon is a stunning example of medieval architecture, combining defensive and residential features. Its unique position...
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