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People’s perceptions differ, even when they are looking at exactly the same sight. This is probably because people view the scenery through their own “viewfinders”, which is a product of each individual’s experience, sensibility, and sensations. Feel Nikon presents information that will unleash the inner sensibility hidden deep within you. As you view our site, you may encounter a new world you may have been unaware of before.
“By overcoming hardships one by one, one can accomplish a grand goal.” Photographer Yoshiaki Kita endeavors on a journey that traverses the two largest continents; from Eurasia to Africa, in which he travels 35,000 km mostly by land.
Feng Xue-Min captures scenery and images of items that are closely tied to the livelihood of the Chinese people; one may say that he is capturing the source of the Chinese culture. He has embarked on a journey to Tibet, a place where he had hoped for a long time to visit. Enjoy the trip to the unexplored regions of Tibet.
Consisting of five parts—The Universe and Light; Life and Light; Creation and Light; Taking Advantage of Light; and Development of Observation Technology—this series introduces various aspects of the relationship between light and human beings, through astronomy, life science, the arts and cutting-edge technologies.
From the microworld to the universe, you will be able to compare and understand things which cannot be physically compared by setting them up against a scale.
Nikon Horizons presents timely issues from a Nikon viewpoint, and is updated every six months.
