Travel as a cure for depression
Categories: Travel
By Pictolic https://mail.pictolic.com/article/travel-as-a-cure-for-depression.htmlWays to fight depression are myriad. Workout at the gym, shopping, enhanced work schedule, meeting with friends or gastronomic delights — everyone chooses something that helps to distract from heavy thoughts. 26-year-old Michael Loffer (Michael Loffer) found his cure for boredom is travel. Michael didn't just leave for three years, but photographing all those places where he was able to visit. And as admitted by the photographer — travel brought a new vitality.
You may not agree with the idea that he actually suffered from depression during this seemingly costly and lots of fun. But the photographer insists that such a wonderful trip moved him because of thrift — he prefers to save both at home and while traveling. And unlike most photographers, who use the expensive SLR cameras, Michael takes $ 300 Nikon AW100.
Thailand
The Tonle SAP Lake, Cambodia
TA Prohm, Cambodia
China
Lijiang, China
Machu Picchu, Peru
Zhangjiajie, China
Colca Canyon, Peru
Trek around the Annapurna, Nepal
Sapa, Vietnam | Cocora Valley, Colombia
Yangshuo, China
Maya Bay, Thailand
Annapurna circuit, Nepal | baños, Ecuador
The ancient town where they filmed "Crouching tiger, hidden dragon" — Hong Kong, China
The long-nosed monkey, Borneo
Thailand
China
Nepal
Sapa, Vietnam
Mount Kinabalu
Keywords: Depression
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