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Pacific: Daniel Landa

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Hongcun, the mirror villa

The central plaza is liquid and the sidewalk surrounds a lagoon in which red fish swim, mistaken for the reflection of Chinese lanterns.. It is a round mirror where you look at the stone houses to see that they have barely been affected by the passage of time.
byDaniel Landa
15 December, 2014

Shanghai: neon lights and karaokes

Shanghai appeared to us messy without deciding where the skyscrapers end and where the smell of the lacquered duck begins. We held the camera crew with a grimace of doubt, looking at buildings stretched up and stunned by the noise of scrap metal at ground level.
byDaniel Landa
8 December, 2014

the steep faith

The Hanging Temple is supported by wooden columns on a wall 75 meters from the ground, in which no sane architect would have thought of building anything habitable. Or maybe it was a genius idea.
byDaniel Landa
24 November, 2014

Beijing, the marathon

"Un hombre gritaba a su mujer, the customs officers were unfriendly and soon I began to hear the concert of throat clearing and spitting, habitual and incomprehensible practice of the Chinese of all genders and conditions."
byDaniel Landa
17 November, 2014

Unexplained Kumano Kodo faith

"Here faith is like a bamboo forest, It sways with the wind, change, it is flexible” The phrase was released casually in less Japanese than the Japanese in the Wakayama region. His name was Brad and he had grown up with the snows of Canada. But his soul was slanted-eyed and his heart entangled in the tangle of creeds we were about to discover..
byDaniel Landa
13 Oct., 2014

Tokyo, anthill

You might think that in a city where reigns the order and reverence as a greeting, discretion is the usual pattern of its inhabitants, but there, just there, the most disconcerting part of the city begins.
byDaniel Landa
22 September, 2014
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