14:00~
@Shinjuku Nikon Salon
There were participants that were slightly fewer than usual.
I'll have portfolio to show next time in May... maybe...
17:00~
@ Nakamura Seminar
I brought some color digital fotos though i was not satisfied with the quality of them printed in yodobashi.
'cause i could not print b&w ones at all after injured...
Now it's time to start printing in darkroom again...!!!!!
2.28.2009
2.21.2009
2.14.2009
2.13.2009
2.08.2009
2.07.2009
2.04.2009
28 yrs old
In Japan, there is a custom of going to the shrines when a child is born, called “Omiya-mairi”.
Above photos are from old ones when i was born.
And I just turned 28 years old.
I am StiLl only 28 years old?
Or aLreAdy 28 years...?
Hopefully the former...!
I'm really greatful to my parents, brothers, and many friends support me now.
And i still love the old fotos with white borders around...! :)
Above photos are from old ones when i was born.
And I just turned 28 years old.
I am StiLl only 28 years old?
Or aLreAdy 28 years...?
Hopefully the former...!
I'm really greatful to my parents, brothers, and many friends support me now.
And i still love the old fotos with white borders around...! :)
2.03.2009
2.01.2009
Subtle Perseption
@Shinjuku Nikon Salon
Subtle Perception
At first I was going to hop some gallaries this day, however, my legs for going to others stoppped so that i got staffed with great portraits.
The portraits sereies had very orthodox style: the backdrop was plain wall and direct approach to the single subject standing in front of the camera.
I could enjoy peering into the subjects themselves without any distraction.
(They reminded me of the photographs in Asakusa by Hiroo Kikai.
I really like such a direct style.)
Subtle Perception
At first I was going to hop some gallaries this day, however, my legs for going to others stoppped so that i got staffed with great portraits.
The portraits sereies had very orthodox style: the backdrop was plain wall and direct approach to the single subject standing in front of the camera.
I could enjoy peering into the subjects themselves without any distraction.
(They reminded me of the photographs in Asakusa by Hiroo Kikai.
I really like such a direct style.)
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