The Nature of Things in Light and Color: Minimalist Landscape Photography by Li Ye

Landscape photography has always been about immersing ourselves in nature's grandeur first, and bringing home photos that serve as a reminder of the experience. It's also the same for freelance photographer and writer Li Ye, who is based in one of the most sought after destinations among photographers: the mystic and majestic Tibet.

Apart from scaling the region's mountainous landscapes, he also explores other regions in China whose features best fit his minimalist style and creative approach of finding the nature of things in light and color. In this quick interview, Li Ye gives us an insight into what inspires him within and outside Tibet, how he developed his moody and minimalist style, and how he began his journey into landscape photography. .

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2018-8-14 19:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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