Embrace your flaws | Wabi-Sabi for photograpphy and mental health

Wabi-Sabi is a concept borrowed from Japanese aesthetics which encourages not only to accept but to appreciate nature, simplicity, and imperfections.

It gave me the inspiration to reframe flaws, both in photography and in personal life - Here's how.

CREATION
I’m the author and editor of all clips and pictures shown in this video.

MY GEAR
Sony A6600
Sony Vario-Tessar T* E 16-70 mm F4 ZA OSS
Sony E 70–350 mm F4.5–6.3 G OSS
Sony E 10–18 mm F4 OSS
Sony E 35 mm F1.8 OSS
Sony FE 90 mm F2.8 Macro G OSS

[thienuncage]

Wise words, great photos 😁 this is so nice

[mohsanphotography]

nice work, Continue with your passion

[ianharper]

Wise words and an interesting video. Thank you.

[Curious-traveler]

I love Japan and the concept of wabi sabi. You do such a good job. How long were you in Japan? Do you have an IG account too? Keep doing what you’re doing.

[Momo-jouk]

❤ Love the photo at 3:47. Do you sell your photos?

[LavaUrba]

your photos tell me the story of simplicity and loneliness. you are the artist

[thobraa]

Thank you! Been exploring this, for me a bit elusive, concept of Wabi Sabi for a little while.

[michalsteier]

You seem awfully stressed out. Relax, you're doing just fine. Interesting topic. Imperfections in photography are something rare these days but making shot sooo much more interesting amongst tons of technically perfect images.