TokisatoKamiya Photo Blog

  I choose Ralph Gibson. The reason is his photography is close to the style I want to take, and he give me a lot of inspiration. Instead of take a picture of the whole body, I focus on only one part. By doing this, when people see the photo, they may wonder, “What is this photo?” and it can catches their attention. Also, I think take photos in black and white make the texture more clear and better. I thought about the beauty of curves in this photo. By placing them close together, I learned that both curves can be emphasized more, and I think this idea can also be used in the assignment of making a book. I also thought this photo would be interesting in black and white, but I think it is just as interesting with color. In this photo, because it is close-up, at first I dont know what it is, but after think a little, I can realize it is a picture of a horse. These photos can make people think not only about what is in the photo, but also the parts which is not shown. I think when pe...

       Many of his portrait photographs feature subjects whose gaze is not directed at the camera, and they often seem as if their soul has drifted away, giving a sense of emptiness or loss. In the photos above, due to differences in focal length, the images don’t appear sharply defined but instead convey a somewhat ambiguous, ethereal atmosphere.      The next photo is a landscape. There weren’t many landscape photos like this one, but the tones in this image are soft, evoking an early morning atmosphere. The color are beautiful, and I think  contrast between the reds and blues is very effective. I also like how the tree appear black, forming striking silhouettes. I found this photo very interesting because of composition, color, and technique. I think the photographer maybe used double exposure to take this photo. Or, maybe it was made in Photoshop by using mask and soft brush to make the ink a little transparent, so everything looks natural in ...