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Like most of my trips, the one in Nepal wasn’t meant to be a photography-focused one but still: I ended up experimenting anyway of course, hoping to bring back something that actually feels worth keeping.Nepal, though, changes the equation almost immediately, not because of the landscapes, which I will get to later, but because of the people.

In summer 2024 it was the first time I visited Australia (…well, of course just a tiny part of it…). It happened for a combination of circumstances that I am not going to explain here, but let’s just say it was not one of those trips planned months in advance with a clear purpose. It was more of a decision that took shape quickly, with just enough time to organize something reasonable.

I’ve never lived in Bali, but I’ve been more than once and also for relatively long periods, so sometimes I feel I can almost call it my 3rd home (second is Hong Kong...). The first time I went there was in 2017 and I was traveling with a couple of friends, so the plan was simple, sightseeing, relax, have fun, basically all the things people usually do on a first trip like that. It was great, of course, but at the time there was not much time for my photo experiments, apart from the ones I too