I was already doing much of this before I started the course. I have a regular meditation practice, and I have been using my photography as a spiritual practice. The course has helped me become more conscious of the process of meditative photography and has offered me new ways to reflect on and deepen my practice.

@oktavias_world

This course taught me that calm is not something you find outside—it’s something you train. You cultivate it. You practice it. And that both mindfulness and photography are paths that lead to the same place: presence, sensitivity, and authenticity. Looking outward also helps you look inward. Breathing brings you back. And each moment, no matter how small, can reveal something that might have gone unnoticed.
I take with me the certainty that silence is essential, presence is a gift, and mindfulness is a way of living with deeper meaning, greater connection, and more truth.

@psico_isabelamarmolejo.c

This is the first time I’ve accessed an interactive digital book. I found the experience to be wonderful. The photography experiments have been a real pleasure! I especially appreciated the audio content. I’m grateful to have found you! A big hug.

Karina Judith

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 truly value this ongoing invitation to slow down, to pause and contemplate the everyday, to open my gaze to what surrounds me, to diversify my perspectives. Curiosity without judgment—a key element that has allowed me to sense what it might mean to “walk this path in freedom.”

@javifotomind

Simple and deeply grateful for this transformation. I came with no expectations, guided by intuition, and I leave full of emotions and a longing to discover—and to discover myself. It truly helped me return to a beginner’s mind, that childlike curiosity where everything becomes magical and I allow myself to simply be—and above all, to truly be.

@qinti_amaru

While practicing photography, I’ve realized that you have to learn more about yourself, because you need to be clear about what it is you want to photograph. It requires a process of self-discovery, as I have to explore what I enjoy doing, what I want to express, and how I’m going to do it. Photography has led me to learn not only about photographic techniques but also about myself. Through it, we express our feelings in a creative way, allowing me to speak about my emotions and personal experiences—and this has been reinforced through this book. Thank you so much.

María Teresa

It was a wonderful experience. I did it for a month, not just for 10 days. Images and photography are the way I speak to the world.

@samiaatallahsimaan

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

It has been a beautiful and best inspiring journey, I’ve learned to transform “bad” emotions by using my creativity, because I now give myself the allowance to be how I am in situation xy and to help myself by photografing.

@oktavias_world