Most people think that technology is for young people, but nobody told Kimiko Nishimoto that. She's an 89-year-old Japanese grandma and she's been snapping and editing her own pictures for the last 17 years, and as you can see below, her style is certainly unique!
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The streets and skies of Japan come alive in a new timelapse video titled Dreamlapse Japan 2.
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A photographer worked tirelessly to gain access into the closed world of sumo wrestling, a regimented and revered sport exclusive to Japan. [Read More]
Many photographers hit the streets in search of a perfect photo. But not Japanese photographer Masayuki Oki.
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Photographer Noritaka Minami spent over a decade documenting the iconic Nakagin Capsule Tower in Tokyo on large format cameras before it was demolished last month. [Read More]
“Fatherhood has shaped my perspective,” the Tokyo-based photographer Laurence Bouchard tells me. “Having a daughter has changed the kind of places I visit, and without a doubt, I’ve found some very cool locations that I would never have been to otherwise.
I'm taking pictures in my favorite city, Tokyo. Often gray during the day, but magical at night. It looks like a revived Blade Runner movie.
The neon trend may not be particularly interesting for everyone. We can't blame those who think that this trend has become a bit overdone. But with the right idea and great execution, it can still bring in some really interesting work.