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France: Mystery and Legends of the Faux de Verzy
Enigmatic, bizarre, curious, legendary... These are some of the adjectives that come to mind when discovering the famous forest of the...
Landscapes and Minimalism: The Creative Power of Snow in Photography
In the vast realm of photography, capturing snowy landscapes holds a unique position. A place where minimalism merges with the philosophy...
Japan: The Great Tsunami of 2011, Already 10 Years
On March 11, 2021, Japan commemorates the 10th anniversary of the most significant tsunami in their history. On March 11, 2011, a violent...
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...
China: Yuyuan, the Garden of Harmony and Health in Shanghai
Yuyuan Garden, located in the old town of Shanghai, is an outstanding example of the classical Chinese gardens of the southern Yangzi...
Japan: Lake Biwa, 9 Photographic Sites Between History and Minimalism
Lake Biwa is located in the Shiga Prefecture in Japan, about 20 kilometers from the city of Kyoto. It is the largest freshwater lake in...
Japan: The Best Spots to Photograph in the San-in Region
The San-in region, located on the coast of the Sea of Japan, is a land of contrasts and natural wonders, where time appears to have stood...
Japan: 5 Essential Gardens for Landscape Photography
The art of Japanese gardens is imbued with mysteries. These miniature representations of imaginary or existing landscapes offer landscape...
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...
Japan: The Yushi-en Garden in Matsue
There are rare moments in a photographer's life that leave an indelible impression on their mind. An encounter or a discovery often...
Japan: The Garden of the Adachi Museum of Art in Yasugi
This private museum, created by Mr. Adachi Zenko in 1970, houses an exceptional collection of paintings by Yokoyama Taikan and various...
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...
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