A Japanese Philosophy for Better Photos

The rush of modern life is the complete antithesis of what photography requires. But how do we slow down, and find space in a frantic society? The Japanese concept of “yutori” is one philosophy that I think can help photographers to become more considered when you’re out and shooting.

In this video, I’ll introduce this idea of “yutori,” talk personally about how I’m trying to apply it in my own photography, as well as the link between yutori and shooting on Fujifilm.

I recommended watching the following video explaining yutori:
   • YUTORI: The Art of Living Slowly and ...  

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