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Yoshitaka Sugita, Fall into the sky, 2017
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Yoshitaka Sugita, Fall into the sky, 2017
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アインシュタインスタジオ企画２０２０年までの
東京をドキュメントするの２０１７年３月撮影分で掲載されました。
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TOKYO/JAPAN FEB.2016
EINSTEIN STUDIO
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「TOKYO/JAPAN」
刻一刻と変化していく大都市「東京」の姿を記録する参加型ドキュメンタリー写真集「TOKYO / JAPAN」2016年1月号に写真2枚が掲載されました。
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My photos were published in January 2016 issue photograph magazine.
「TOKYO / JAPAN」
The participatory documentary photograph collection, which records Tokyo, the big city, changing by the moment.
http://www.einstein-studio.com/#!tokyo-japan-en/udz6o
HUNGRY ISSUE 5 by Einstein Studio is a photo collection that showcases 115 up and coming photographers from Japan. The publication’s selection of images are eclectic, yet perhaps hint’s at a certain sensibility that’s apparent throughout the 249 pages. While it’s difficult to generalise across all the styles, there’s a certain subtleness and sensitivity to the images: one that priorities on mood over subject matter; or rather, that the mood is often what comes across to the viewer most distinctly. Could this somehow reflect a larger “Japanese” aesthetic or (sub)culture? Either way, it's exciting.
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