Lorenz Berna Travel Photography

22/07/2025

Excited to share my series, "Ordinary but Not That Much," featured in the July issue of Street Photography Magazine!
In this piece, I explore the beauty and meaning found in everyday moments through street photography.
You can read the full article for free—just click the link below. I hope you enjoy it!
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Lorenz Berna explores unplanned choreography on the street, a kind of poetry in movement.

19/07/2025

Winter around Bac Ha, in northern Vietnam, feels raw and honest. The air is cool, the terraces are quiet, and life moves at a slower pace. Villages are dotted with bright clothes from the Flower Hmong people, bringing some color to the misty landscape.

What stands out here are the little things; families cooking on open fires, kids walking to school on muddy paths, water buffalo crossing the road. It’s not a place for big sights, but for daily scenes that feel real and unfiltered.

07/07/2025

Early morning walks around Lake Pichola in Udaipur.
I love how the city feels at sunrise. People quietly going about their rituals, locals bathing and praying, and that soft, warm light gently highlighting the architecture. Photography here is simple and beautiful.

17/05/2025

Life moves slowly in Dhampus. In this quiet Himalayan village, Gurung traditions blend naturally with daily life - harvest rhythms, kids playing freely, and elders chatting in sunny courtyards with the impressive backdrop of the Annapurna Range.

Discover Dhampus in my latest blog post:

Discover Dhampus, a Himalayan village in Nepal, where Gurung traditions and stunning views enrich every Nepal photo tour.

08/05/2025

This is an article I wrote on my blog about an alternative approach to travel photography. It's not about gear or technical perfection, but about a way of seeing and relating to the world when we travel with a camera.

I share some thoughts on how to photograph with presence, curiosity, respect and how to move beyond the hunt for the "perfect shot."

If it speaks to you, feel free to share it or leave a comment. I'd be glad to hear your perspective.

Discover how to create authentic travel photography: real stories beyond tourist clichés. Photograph with presence, curiosity, and integrity.

03/05/2025

Just uploaded some images from my time in Fort Kochi on my blog. Fort Kochi, with its mix of Portuguese architecture, Jewish quarter, and ancient Chinese fishing nets along the Arabian Sea, reveals layers of colonial history while maintaining its authentic Kerala spirit.
I spent time exploring the old town streets, watching local fishermen at their daily work, visiting the spice markets, and connecting with locals. There's something special about this place where different cultures have left their mark over centuries.
If you're interested in discovering an unexpected side of India, have a look at the full set of photos on my site. Link below.

Discover Fort Kochi through mindful travel photography: capture Kerala's cultural richness with intention and artistic vision.