"Hand in Hand Silhouettes" Couple Returns to Taiwan & Photography Exhibition Showcases Local Edition of Their Iconic Shots

▲The hand-in-hand couple was invited by a brand to visit Taiwan and will present their Taiwan-themed hand-in-hand photo collection. (Photo / PANDORA)

Travel Center / Comprehensive Report

Photographer couple Murad Osmann and his wife Nataly Zakharova, famous for their “Follow Me To” hand-in-hand silhouette photo series, will return to Taiwan on April 14th. They will hold a photography exhibition at Taipei’s Shinjuku Eslite bookstore and also reveal their “Taiwan Edition” of the hand-in-hand silhouettes, featuring locations such as Foguangshan, Alishan, Taroko Gorge, and Taipei 101.

Russian photographer Murad Osmann and his wife Nataly Zakharova visited Taiwan last December, traveling to spots including Alishan, Sun Moon Lake, and Foguangshan. Nataly had already posted some side profile photos on Instagram, praising Taiwan’s stunning scenery: “I can’t believe how beautiful Taiwan actually is!”

▲The hand-in-hand silhouette couple visited Foguangshan during their trip to Taiwan. (Photo / PANDORA)

On April 14th, the couple returns to Taiwan by invitation to attend a brand press conference. At the same time, they will host a photography exhibition themed “A Journey of Love” at Taipei’s Shinjuku Eslite bookstore, sharing their dazzling Taiwan hand-in-hand silhouettes. During their trip to Taroko Gorge, they even donned traditional indigenous costumes.

It is reported that the first shot of the “Follow Me To” series was taken in Barcelona. Murad recalled, “We were on vacation there. Nataly got annoyed with me constantly taking photos and dragged me along forcefully. But she couldn’t stop me from shooting, and that’s how it all began…” Little did they know, Nataly would later be dubbed the “Silhouette Goddess,” and the series went viral.

▲In Sun Moon Lake, Nataly wore a cheongsam specially. (Photo / PANDORA)


▲In Tarako Gorge, Hualien, Nataly donned traditional indigenous attire. (Photo / PANDORA)

▲Donggang Da Tian Fu Temple. (Photo / PANDORA)

▲Alishan Forest Railway. (Photo / PANDORA)

▲Alishan tea plantation. (Photo / PANDORA)

▲%Someone??’s back leans against their partner while sharing behind-the-scenes clips from their Taiwan trip on Instagram. (Photo / Instagram)