Fashion with attitude (full story here ) I wanted to share my latest personal project with you and get some feedback from you, dear valued reader. In today's world, individuality and self-expression are highly valued, and one of the ways people choose to express themselves is through fashion. The clothes we wear can speak volumes about our personality, mood, and even our individual journey. Each of us is unique, and the way we dress reflects that. As a photographer, I wanted to capture this essence of individuality and self-expression through fashion and colour. In this series of portraits, I aimed to showcase a diverse range of people from different cultural and social backgrounds, highlighting their unique styles and personality. My subjects come from all walks of life, and I wanted to showcase the beauty and power of their individuality. The way we dress is a form of self-expression, and I wanted to capture that in a visually stunning and emotionally evocative way. Each photog
From the refined elegance of tea ceremonies to calligraphy and the simple yet complex beauty of Zen gardens, Japanese aesthetics offer a unique perspective on the nature of beauty and its relationship to our environment, emotions, and sense of self. But can we apply these aesthetics to photography? In this blog, we'll explore nine fundamental Japanese aesthetic principles and seek to answer this question. First, here's a summary of the Japanese aesthetic principles we will cover: Kanso: The principle of simplicity, clarity, and cleanliness. Fukinsei: The principle of asymmetry, irregularity, and balance. Shibui/Shibumi: The principle of simplicity, understatedness, and refined elegance. Seijaku: The principle of stillness, silence, and tranquillity. Datsuzoku: The principle of spontaneity, freedom, and detachment. Yugen: The principle of mystery, depth, and subtlety. Shizen: The principle of naturalness, spontaneity, and harmony with nature. Wabi Sabi: The principle of embracin