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Michael Yamashita： Reflections in a pond: This is not just any pond -- it's the aptly named Five Color Pond, in Sichuan, China's Jiuzhaighou National Park. Jiuzhaighou is a world apart and is quite simply the most phot

Michael Yamashita： A Rare snowfall at the Shaolin Temple, in Dengfeng, Henan, birthplace of Kungfu, does not stop the martial monks from practicing their art. The monks are here to study Buddhism and practice Kungfu. Th

Michael Yamashita： Winter wonderland, Jiuzhaigou National Park: photographers luck to catch a rare heavy snow fall, and all melted by noon. It was in Jiuzhaigou - China’s most popular and remote - national park, I first

Michael Yamashita： White out, Hokkaido, Japan: Hokkaido, the world’s snowiest place, where annual snowfall can average over 200 to 300 inches during the winter season, thanks to frigid Siberian winds crashing into the m

Michael Yamashita： The Monlam Chenmo - meaning Great Prayer Festival, begins today and will last for 2 weeks. It is the grandest festival in Tibet with a history going back to 1409. In normal times, thousands of monks,

Michael Yamashita： Last February on this day 2020, I was photographing these Japanese red crowned cranes performing a happy dance in Hokkaido, Japan. Tancho tsuru in Japanese, are a National Treasure and have been a bel

Michael Yamashita： Views through my windows — always grab the front seat. #roadtrip #tibet #teahorseroad #chamagudao #viewfrommywindow

Michael Yamashita： As I shovel out from 2020’s first big snowstorm that dumped just over a foot of snow in western New Jersey, I  am thinking about last February shooting in Hokkaido, Japan. While my New Jersey neighbor

Michael Yamashita： Good morning: First rays of the day. Heavy snow plus freezing rain create a frozen moment. More severe weather forecast for tomorrow. Bad weather makes good pictures . #viewfrommywindow #icicles #che

Michael Yamashita： Morning moment in Slender West Lake, Yangzhou, China. Marco Polo visited here 700 years ago remarking on the number of bridges as well as their height- “And you must know that in this city there are 6

Michael Yamashita： Layered landscapes: Hokkaido, Japan's most northerly island, and one of the snowiest places in the world, is a perfect place to find snowy treescapes. Larch and birch trees are planted to provide wind

Michael Yamashita： Big Snow: Daisetsuzan, the largest of Japan's national parks, translates to "big snow mountain", and snowfalls of over 20 inches in a week are par for the winter's course here in the northern part of