Michael Kenna (Michael Kenna), born in 1953 in Lancashire, a small county on the back of the United Kingdom, is a famous British black and white landscape photographer who studied at the Bunbury School of Art and the London School of Printing in Oxfordshire, England. In 1977, Kenner moved to San Francisco and worked as a darkroom assistant for the famous photographer Ruth Bernhand for 7 years, thus creating a delicate photographic style and solid darkroom skills.
Michael Kenner's landscape photography captures the audience with its quiet images and exquisite black and white tones. He is good at selecting subtle moments of light and shadow at sunrise and sunset, conveying a mood that is infiltrated with the wisdom of the East with a simple and ethereal composition, which is also his sincere praise for nature from the heart.