Landscape photography can be really hard, both mentally and physically speaking. I got soaked in rain numerous times, I have had my fingers almost frozen, I have lost several lenses in the wild, I have broken filters and remote timers, and waking up really early to capture that image I have in mind is also part of the journey. Overall these are the sacrifices that I have to be willing to take.
To me photography is an excellent way of expressing myself. I believe that a nice landscape photo for instance can describe quite well a certain situation, condition, or feeling. It is also a powerful tool to document your life or explain to the viewer something deep of your personality.
Capturing a special moment, editing the photo in my own way, and share it with the community brings me a lot of positive feelings. I also think that my followers enjoy my work, which is something that I really appreciate as well!
Photographer Henry Chow is renowned for capturing the soul of travel destinations, and his latest journey through Japan is no exception. From vibrant cityscapes to serene nature, he highlights ten iconic photography spots, sharing expert insights, creative process, and practical tips to inspire photographers seeking to elevate their work.
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Jay is a passionate traveler and photographer whose curiosity drives him to explore both faraway landscapes and hidden gems in his own country. In this article, he shares how travel and photography intertwine as journeys of discovery, growth, and creativity. Jay shares insights into his process, the lessons he’s learned, and the story behind the photograph that won the Best of the Week 46, 2024.
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