While on a visit to the island of Miyajima, a short boat ride from Hiroshima, I set foot in the temple grounds of Daisho-in and photographed the unique 500 Rakan Statues that reside here.
Japanese photographer Kazuyuki Okajima resides in Chiba and has produced this series titled Tidal Tint that showcases his never ending fascination for the undulation of waves.
We visit Ryoanji Temple in the north of Kyoto, an inspiring location that’s most famous for its minimalist zen garden, featuring fifteen stones in an abstract composition.
Continuing our series of adventures from Japan is a visit to Katsura Rikyu, or Katsura Imperial Villa, in Kyoto, Japan. We were able to photograph the gardens and surround property one morning.
I have a thing for seeking out the shadows in a modern build and photographing them, which is probably why I was interested in these works by talented UK photographer Kate Jackling.
If we’re talking about inspiration from artists then you should look no further than this photography by San Francisco-based artist Tim Burns with his series titled ‘Rothko Seascapes’.