There’s a raw and unfiltered energy that clings to Cape Zampa in Okinawa, a sense of ancient power sculpted in salt and stone.
Very much needing my trusted felt bottomed booties to negotiate the razor sharp volcanic landscape around the location I headed out. I needed sea air to clear the mind.
Pixel Therapy is my term of endearment for those times when getting out to snap a photograph is not just a par for the course event in my life as a photographer.
Landscape Photography is an incredibly satisfying art medium from the perspectives of both the artist or the audience.
As you may have surmised after my years of posting Ocean related media, that I do actually love the Ocean. I can sit for hours simply watching and photographing it, irrespective of the mood it may be in at any given time.
Share Iriomote Jungle Adventures, just the name of the trip alone was tantalizing my imagination. Our location, dominated by the sounds of falling water, was akin to being enveloped in a verdant wrap of sub-tropical jungle. I’d made the journey to the island of Iriomote in the far flung South-West confines of Okinawa prefecture to lead, and introduce, a group of five budding landscape and wildlife photographers from the Okinawa Photographic and Video Community to the majestic wonders of the […]