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Ginko: The Art of Creative Walking Inspired by Japanese Haiku Masters
The concept of ginko (吟行) is an integral part of the haiku tradition in Japan. It offers poets a way to connect with nature, find inspiration, and deepen their understanding of the world. Whether practiced alone or in a group, ginko remains a valuable tool in landscape photography for fostering creativity, mindfulness, and a deeper appreciation of the natural world. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Available for purchase here) In several articles, I have discussed the principle of
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...
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...
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...
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