Almost impossible to watch and Not Dream!

mi sono fermato solo un po’ ad annusare la freschezza della natura, il rumore assordante della cascata si è attutito tutto intorno per un attimo, le rocce echeggiavano tra di loro e solo dopo aver ascoltato ho colto questo attimo...

Ritratto di strada in un campo di una tribù nomade araba

“We are concentrated in cities, we develop technologies to control everything, when everything cannot be controlled, we are stressed by everyday life…“ “At a certain point in our life a need arises, ancestral, intimate, to get away for a moment, not to escape but to rediscover the true essence of things, to give value to the essential, to activate the survival instinct, arriving at the deepest part of ourselves, taking a different path and like every other path must start from the beginning. So my journey began.” This is the intro of my first photobook made in Peru. I wanted to tell a journey not only physical but above all spiritual and introspective in one of those most mysterious and magnificent place on our planet: the sacred Valley of the Incas and Machu Picchu. The work was created and designed on a photographic level as a sort of reportage in which aspects of daily life were emphasized, faces, places and breathtaking panoramas. Above all, I have committed myself to capturing unique, perfect and unrepeatable moments.Contact with nature is total: the sensations that I felt along the way are indescribable in words but with the powerful medium that is photography, I tried to convey them to the best of my ability. All of this has had a big impact on me. I felt the need to share these feelings. Find more on: https://jeanven.com/projects/elcamino/

La natura non ci mette molto ad allargare i suoi spazi !!! #500m around

Foto scattata in via dei fori imperiali, pubblicata anche in National Geographic Education (http://education.nationalgeographic.com/education/activity/observing-physical-and-cultural-landscapes/?ar_a=1&ar_r=999). www.lucadimuziophotography.com

Manta Point, Moofushi, Ari, Maldive

“We are concentrated in cities, we develop technologies to control everything, when everything cannot be controlled, we are stressed by everyday life…“ “At a certain point in our life a need arises, ancestral, intimate, to get away for a moment, not to escape but to rediscover the true essence of things, to give value to the essential, to activate the survival instinct, arriving at the deepest part of ourselves, taking a different path and like every other path must start from the beginning. So my journey began.” This is the intro of my first photobook made in Peru. I wanted to tell a journey not only physical but above all spiritual and introspective in one of those most mysterious and magnificent place on our planet: the sacred Valley of the Incas and Machu Picchu. The work was created and designed on a photographic level as a sort of reportage in which aspects of daily life were emphasized, faces, places and breathtaking panoramas. Above all, I have committed myself to capturing unique, perfect and unrepeatable moments.Contact with nature is total: the sensations that I felt along the way are indescribable in words but with the powerful medium that is photography, I tried to convey them to the best of my ability. All of this has had a big impact on me. I felt the need to share these feelings. Find more on: https://jeanven.com/projects/elcamino/

If I may say so myself - This is my best milky way shot by far! A lot thanks to the amazing dark skies of Tenerife ???? This island is sky, is mountain, is sea. It is the perfect location for night photography. Walking through the rock formations of El Teide national park is literally like walking on Mars (where I have never been btw... yet ????). This shot was taken in Las Minas with its reddish lava rocks and white ground made of pumice granules. It is incredible walking around there in pitch black.

La la laaa this is what you are...

Turn around, every now and then I get a little bit lonely and you’re never coming around Turn around, every now and then I get a little bit tired of listening to the sound of my tears from "TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE HEART" di BONNIE TYLER

Sometimes, when shooting a sunset, it is better to turn around and hold your breath.. The Hotel \"Las Nubes\" under an incredible mass of clouds.

“We are concentrated in cities, we develop technologies to control everything, when everything cannot be controlled, we are stressed by everyday life…“ “At a certain point in our life a need arises, ancestral, intimate, to get away for a moment, not to escape but to rediscover the true essence of things, to give value to the essential, to activate the survival instinct, arriving at the deepest part of ourselves, taking a different path and like every other path must start from the beginning. So my journey began.” This is the intro of my first photobook made in Peru. I wanted to tell a journey not only physical but above all spiritual and introspective in one of those most mysterious and magnificent place on our planet: the sacred Valley of the Incas and Machu Picchu. The work was created and designed on a photographic level as a sort of reportage in which aspects of daily life were emphasized, faces, places and breathtaking panoramas. Above all, I have committed myself to capturing unique, perfect and unrepeatable moments.Contact with nature is total: the sensations that I felt along the way are indescribable in words but with the powerful medium that is photography, I tried to convey them to the best of my ability. All of this has had a big impact on me. I felt the need to share these feelings. Find more on: https://jeanven.com/projects/elcamino/

If someone, one day, had told me, that my first photo of the Milky Way would been taken in a place like this one, I would never trusted him. However in a warm summer night, around midnight, I found myself seated in the red sand of the desert in the Navajo reservation, at the foot of the most world famous rock monuments. Just the time to screw in my fisheye lens, crank up the ISO, set the focus, and I was shooting one of the most wonderful scenarios I've ever seen. it is difficult to describe the emotion of the moment, but I can swear, it was absolutely overwhelming.

Traditional longneck girl weaving coloured silk. Silk products represent an important source of income for this tribe, especially during touristic season. Longneck population is famous for the typical rings that only the women are supposed or forced to wear since the age of 5. You can/should visit them in the north of Thailand, around Chiang Rai.

Autoscatto realizzato all\'interno di un ospedale abbandonato. Appartiene a una serie con altre due foto, racconta una storia.