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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 Yellow Mountain by a decree from 747, referring to the first emperor who visited them. These unique landforms have been one of the major sources of inspiration for traditional Chinese painting and literature for centuries. A journey through time. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Purchase here) Immersed in a misty atmosphere for more than 300 days a ye
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 Yellow Mountain by a decree from 747, referring to the first emperor who visited them. These unique landforms have been one of the major sources of inspiration for traditional Chinese painting and literature for centuries. A journey through time. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Purchase here) Immersed in a misty atmosphere for more than 300 days a ye
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 Yellow Mountain by a decree from 747, referring to the first emperor who visited them. These unique landforms have been one of the major sources of inspiration for traditional Chinese painting and literature for centuries. A journey through time. Fine Art Print © O. Robert (Purchase here) Immersed in a misty atmosphere for more than 300 days a ye
Hong Kong: Tian Tan Buddha, Symbol of Stability and Peace in Lantau
The Tian Tan Buddha, also known as the Big Buddha of Hong Kong, is an impressive statue of Siddhartha Gautama (Shakyamuni). It is located...
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