Visual Zen: Rediscovering Creativity Amidst Japanese Landscapes
In the quiet dance between familiarity and foreignness, I found myself wandering through the streets of Japan with a camera in hand, capturing moments that echoed the distant landscapes of my New Zealand home. As I navigated the vibrant tapestry of Japan, the juxtaposition of cultures, the whispering trees, and the gentle flow of water brought forth an elusive feeling—an intangible bridge between two worlds. Japan, with its ancient traditions and modern nuances, felt like a dream where the echoes of home met the novelty of the unknown.
Update on where I'm at.
All it took was a year off, a world pandemic, and Flying halfway around the world for a month-long holiday. To rekindle my passion for photography and find myself again. I have come to realize that I'm not a person who likes being in front of the camera. TikTok and YouTube aren't platforms for me to express myself or communicate. I'm a dyslexic writer who can't spell, and a photographer; that's who I am.