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Hirohito Nomoto Photography | ノモトヒロヒト フォトグラフィー The True Reality of War Le photographe Peter Van Agtmael s’intéresse depuis plusieurs années au quotidien des soldats et de la vie de ceux-ci sur le terrain, pendant le conflit, et ensuite le retour à la maison et les traumatismes qui peuvent être s’en suivre. Des images bouleversantes, dont une sélection est à découvrir dans la suite. The Art of SharingQuand un chauffeur de taxi Japonais devient photographe ! Coup de projecteur aujourd’hui sur Issui Enomoto, un chauffeur de taxi de la ville de Yokohama au Japon. Ce n’est pas pour ses performances au volant qu’il se retrouve ici mais bel et bien pour sa sa série de clichés intitulée Taxi in the Sea, qu’il a capturé alors qu’il était en recherche de passagers. Bonne découverte ! Et pour soutenir HouHouHaHa et son premier webdocumentaire personnel, n’hésitez pas à contribuer à notre cagnotte KissKissBankBank. Merci à tous.
Advertising Photography and Commercial Photography : CHRIS SISARICH PHOTOGRAPHER Lifestyle1 | Lifestyle2 | Cars | Landscapes | Projects | Motion Landscapes Chin-san Long. “Picture in the painting, painting in the picture” Chin-San Long 1981 Chin-San Long, was born Zhejiang Province in 1892 and passed away in 1995 at the age of 104. He devoted himself in the art of photography for more than 90 years. He made a profound commitment to the art of photography and lived almost every single minute with camera in hand. Followed with his teacher Gin-Lan Lee, who was specialized in photography, during his youth, Long began to find interest in photography. Meanwhile, painting also plays important role in Long’s photography, especially in the field of Composite Photograph. Long’s Composite Photograph is so unique that it incorporated the essences of Chinese ink painting into photography, landing the two in great harmony. Long believed that art must contain 2 required conditions.