Arlindo Camacho Talks About His Well Executed Travel Photography

“Japan is about peace and joy,” says Lisbon born travel photographer, Arlindo Camacho. He isn’t wrong either. Which is why Japan continues to be a popular hotspot for photographers far and wide around the world.

But not everyone shoots in the style Arlindo does. While most visit Japan in the blossom season, Arlindo wanted to go against the grain. Instead, he focused on creating something different from the status quo. He explains, “I decided to go in the winter to avoid Sakura’s chaos even knowing that I would miss those incredible colors of springtime. ” And it’s because of his planning that he came home with a series of images that we - and many others - totally fell in love with. .

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2019-11-12 20:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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