Join me in this one of a kind expedition around West Sichuan’s hidden gems[Discover more about this workshop here]

This image is about the routine in Larung Gar, a place where chaos and harmony coexist thanks to the incredible organization this community has developed over the years.

Larung Gar is the largest buddhist settlement in the world and it’s supposed to be home to more than 40,000 people.

I’ve been traveling in this remote part of China last October and I’m now happy to announce my upcoming photo tour there, which will be the very first one in the area.

This workshop has been created with the central idea of leading you to some of the most remote and surreal places of China; that kind of places where you have to pinch yourself to make sure that they are real.
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Ginza Crossing

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Morning Poppies world

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Taken just a couple hundreds meters off of the Piazza Navona, in Rome. The main challenge for me was to outrun this priest in order to get this shot. He was remarkably fast at walking and reading at the same time. Mind you: he wasn’t reading on his smartphone like us all. It rather looked to me like the bible!

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Skiing in Iceland makes you so stoked that you have to boiling down like this.

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