Meet Dave – “I am an American Photographer based in Tokyo, Japan. I live here with my wife Mayumi and our son Kai. I write Shoot Tokyo, a friendly daily photography blog about my life in Japan and my travels across Asia. “
“Sean Wood is an Australian born Art Director living and working in Tokyo Japan. During his 20+ year career in interactive and motion graphic design he has owned design studios in both Sydney and Tokyo, worked in Hong Kong for a top interactive agency and done work for many international clients including Nike, Sony, CitiBank, HSBC, British Airways and Bandai Namco.
Sean Currently works as the Creative Director for the United Nations University Media Studio and OurWorld 2.0 web magazine and as a freelance art director / producer for interactive, online and motion graphics projects.”
“…Aldo discovered photography and decided to make it his cathartic mean of expressing his own identity. He learned technical knowledge from Antoine Erriquez, artist photographer and former war photographer, who also taught him the intricacies of street photography. A deep complicity was born between both two artists. Thanks to this understanding, Antoine took care of the hand-made printing of Aldo’s black and white photographies.
Thus it is through photography that Aldo will start looking for for landscapes, people and especially light that will help him find (again) his identity. His first trip to Japan in 2002 turned into a revelation…”
Vertigo Blues | Aldo Bloise | Tokyo Japan Photoblog
Welcome to the newest member of our growing photoblog community, Ruben Frosali and his photoblog, Really Japan. You will find his photographic style and image processing to be most interesting. Unique perspective from a fascinating locale.
My name is Ruben, I’m Italian but I’ve been living in Tokyo for almost two years now. I’ve always loved photography, however it was only when I bought my first SLR, a Nikon D80, and discovering how to take shots and use correctly the camera, that I really began to have fun taking photos.
I usually shoot at the end of a working day, coming back home, so I’m constantly struggling for fast lenses, even if I can’t invest so much money in that. I prefer to shoot decaying urban landscapes, air conditioners, pipes and small street.. that’s partly because I don’t feel confortable taking photos to people on the street (but I’m trying to improve) and partly because I LIKE this kind of subjects.