This magical photo series won gold and evokes the mystical beauty of Japan's waterside trees – shot with two Panasonic full-frame cameras

A group of small trees on a misty day in a body of water, displaying bright yellow-orange autumn leaves and clear reflections.

Do you ever get time to photograph the same spots? Well, consider this. Ever since childhood, Genki Uehara has been taking pictures of Kakumanbuchi Marsh, on Mount Akagi in Japan's Gunma Prefecture, and it still entrances him.

"Even after decades, I can still witness the same timeless cycle of seasons that once inspired me," he explains.