Two middle-school boys ride their bikes home in the late afternoon.
Kofu, Japan
March 2016
Tag Archives: black and white photography
out there in the dark
This is a self-portrait that I took at the Sakamiko Illumination. I am standing in an enclosed walk-through tube that has walls which project a revolving kaleidoscope of colored light. I was only able to look directly at the ceiling for a few seconds before the luminance’s intensity forced me to look away.
Sagamihara, Japan
February 2016
unlikely union
Looking out towards Itsukushima Shrine from a stone sculpture.
If you have been to Miyajima and know the name of the sculpture and/or its significance, please tell me in a comment. My tour guide explained the lookout’s significance to me, but I was too busy taking photographs for the details to sink in.
Miyajima, Japan
January 2016
Light Lavage
The light that shineth through those holes,
are long departed, silent souls.
Light streams through a laundry basket from two different angles.
Photographing Fuji
A man stops to take a photograph of Mount Fuji – Fujikawaguchiko, Japan
태양 아래/Under the Sun
On a sunny day, scores of people flock to Haeundae Beach to enjoy the weather and some fun under the sun/Busan, South Korea
A Portrait of Gratitude
This photograph is of my good friend Mayo—who I met in college over ten years ago—and her new husband Keisuke at their recent wedding in Yokohama, Japan. This was taken right after the couple acknowledged their parents by reading prepared “letters of gratitude”. It was a beautiful moment.
2015年5月2日
해변 근처/By the Beach
Children play near the Ferry Terminal in Jinhae, South Korea.
침묵을 지키다/Keeping Mum
A dancer stands upstage at a traditional Korean percussion concert/Daegu, South Korea
비둘기 쫓기/Pigeon Chasing
A young boy chases pigeons on the grounds of the Gwangju Museum of Art/South Korea
sundry folly 