Thank you for creating this beautiful course. I love how you’ve intertwined the elements with the city; it brings a very natural sense of harmony.
I come from India, where we also follow the understanding of Vata, Pitta, and Kapha — the air, fire, and earth elements that govern both the body and the environment. That’s why I feel a deep connection with the way you’ve approached Japan and the five elements.
As an artist, I deeply value how thoughtfully you’ve built this course. I especially enjoy the references and Japanese words you share.
I’m truly enjoying your recommendations and the way each idea unfolds.
Thank you, once again, for creating something so meaningful and inspiring. Warmly, Apurva Pandhi

Apurva Pandhi

I’ve taken plenty of photography courses, and this is the first time I’ve come across this intersection between photography and spirituality, photography and personal growth. I think it’s wonderful. I congratulate and encourage you, and I thank you—because this is exactly what I needed in my life, even though I didn’t know it. The course is exactly what you describe and promise—and so much more. Thank you for that!

@anajannelli

You will always be the greatest gift I’ve ever given myself, and the fire you lit still burns in me 🔥 Knowing how to “hold a lens” means nothing if you don’t become part of the moment you’re capturing. There are thousands of free photography manuals online, but what you teach is how to truly live life—and that is priceless. With love, Heidy 💖

@Heidyjme

For me, photography is tied to what the image you capture makes you feel. The course was a wonderful journey, a little flame that lights up beautifully. The spiritual, the sublime, the profound—it’s not for everyone. Keep creating courses so full of all that, because it’s something the world truly needs.

@xelvic

I recently completed Photography to Get to Know Yourself and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The content is thoughtfully curated, rich and engaging without feeling overwhelming. I particularly appreciated discovering new photographic works, which broadened my perspective, and the addition of music, which added an emotive and immersive dimension. The structured release of lessons is a fantastic idea, creating a sense of rhythm and anticipation that kept me eager for each new session. Overall, it’s a beautifully designed and well-executed course. Congratulations, and thank you!

@juliavogphotos

I really liked the way you approached the concept of sins from a perspective that resonates with our times and free of judgment. You did so in a practical and real way. It helped me reflect a lot, especially on Human Rights and the Common Good.

@anapinkgomez

I’ve just finished this course and I’ve got to say I loved it so much!I’ve been photographer for over 30 years now and I saw this on Instagram and thought this is what I need to challenge me creatively and make me think a different way about what I take and how I take it …and about myself to👍📷🥰 Highly recommended… I took this and would have never of thought of it before the course🙌

@drewid5050

I loved it all! The invitations for self-observation, engaging with photography, discovering artists, exploring musical landscapes, and participating in a format that encourages the freedom to exhibit and share experiences on Instagram. And, above all, the introspective journey you have guided us through with great affection. I really enjoyed photography as a therapeutic and artistic tool. I would highly recommend this experience. I would love to repeat it!

@eva_kts

I really enjoyed the time spent reflecting and thinking about the exercises. Amparo has developed each sin thoughtfully, and the recommended songs are very fitting. I’ve gained a lot of insight from each artist. It has been a very positive experience, and I highly recommend it. Congratulations, and thank you ❤️

@marisebrenes

Reflecting on each of the sins was insightful and broadened my perspective. The way they were approached made pride, wrath, and greed the sins that most mobilized me. I enjoy writing, so for each one, I told a brief story and tried to portray it through a picture. It was an enriching and creative experience.

@mariafoto2023