Margin

Mossy shrine in Gifu, Japan. Photography by みわ miwa@odekakephoto7

Journalist Victoria Lautman Spent Four Years Documenting India’s Crumbling Subterranean Stepwells Before They Disappear

the water reflection of the bridge

Jocelin Carmes

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by james_films

Sleeping Giants, Weeping Plums: Japanese Landscape Photography Hidenobu Suzuki 

 My photographs are like Japanese paintings. I feel that realism is a more Western style. Through my landscape photographs, I’d like to express emotions and spiritual feelings.

Contemporary theater, art and music stimulate the brain and liven people’s mood. But emotional art heals people and leads society towards harmony. So, I took the challenge to capture emotions with my camera.

Using only rational thinking when creating photography results in better attention to the detail—but there is a tendency to get bored. Working with feelings and looking for emotions is more relaxing and ultimately, more powerful.

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Peanut

Exploring Kyoto☃️

By Simon Wilkes

Beverley Brook, London, England