Fine-art photographer Kathryn Delany explores the philosophy of wabi-sabi through creative composites — blending realism and texture to reveal the beauty of imperfection, transience, and time’s gentle passage.
Learn how to create striking long-exposure light-painting photographs using simple tools, inspired by Canadian photographer Stephen Orlando’s glowing trails of movement. Perfect for DIY photographers, no special gear required. Illustrated with photographs by Roland Nowland, Erin Flanagan, David Cox, Kathryn Delany, and Anke Weber.
Interior of Ayano Tsukimi’s workshop In November 2024 Nick and I went on a 3 week journey to Japan. Our trip encompassed a visit to
