Ning Ma Photography

15/07/2023

"A Midsummer Night's Dream"

10/06/2023

"Asgard"

03/06/2023

"Antigravity"

"If words can describe where you are, keep going.”

13/05/2023

"Valley of Legends"

06/05/2023

"Force of Nature"

29/04/2023

"Symphony of the Electrons"

23/04/2023

"Edmund's Planet"

16/04/2023

"The Long Road Home"

08/04/2023

"A Journey of 1000 Miles"

01/04/2023

"Colosseum"

25/03/2023

"Monolith"

19/03/2023

“The sacred forest surrounding the main shrine buildings of Meiji Jingu was planted by 110,000 volunteers in 1920. It 234 different varieties of trees, which were donated from all over Japan. Every tree was chosen based on how it would look after 100 or 200 years, while still ensuring the forest looked natural when it was planted.

Since the forest is considered sacred, there has been no human intervention since it was created. Nothing is added or taken away, and the plants must sustain themselves. Many new species, including some rare birds and insects, have made their home in the forest. The forest also serves to separate the sacred from the profane world.”