I have lived in Kyoto, Japan from 1996 and taught IT Tech in University. In weekend I walk and take photos around Kyoto, Nara and Osaka.
My favorite themes are landscape with spiritual feeling and old Japanese culture. I am influenced with Atget, Robert Adams, Josef Sudek, Ikko Narahara and Tomatsu Syomei.
I use old film cameras such as Zeiss Ikon Contax, Hasselblad SWC and 500C/M, Veriwide 100 and Rolleiflex because I can take photos with all my heart.
The followings ara my photo gallarys. It's very happy for me that you leave any comments in English.
http://landscape.cocolog-nifty.com/
http://fotologue.jp/flexscape/
http://fotologue.jp/fragment/
Please write comments at fotocommunity in English. Thanks.
To leave a comment please register firstdamirgavranovic, 18.03.2010 at 18:51h
Thanks Hiroshi :)))
 |
Kevin Jung, 1.07.2009 at 16:20h
Hiroshi Naito san
Thank you very much for your visiting and kind comment on my pic.
Also I like your portfolio and mood on your pics.
More comments and critics would be appreciated.
Best Regards
Ritschratschklick , 24.12.2007 at 16:37h
Hello Mr Naito
I like your work, especialy the series you made.
I hope you will continue this work in the future,
so i can learn a bit more from you and your work.
Regards
Digitalclub Meranerland , 31.10.2007 at 10:45h
Welcome to the FC. Greatings from Southtyrol - Italy. Markus
Piet Johan Vansevenant , 26.07.2007 at 22:13h
Hiroshi-san,
Via one picture I discovered your portfolio on FC. Congratulations with your tender, expressive work.
Kind regards, Piet.
Arion Gadd, 11.09.2006 at 2:59h
Amazing pictures, the 'A night in the town' series is my favourite series of pictures.
Arion
Zsuzsanna Gácsi, 1.05.2006 at 12:58h
Hello Hiroshi,
I like a lot your urban photos in b&w... you have a great eye and sensibility.
cheers,
Zsuzsanna
Juan Esteban Tabares, 27.04.2006 at 19:57h
Hi Mr Hiroshi.
I have seen your gallery and i liked it vey much. You have a great eye, and those rythms in your composition with the lines that you discovered through the light on the surfaces and its shadows are splendid.
I´m an architect too, I'm from Medelín, and about the present you'll give us, i hope it will be as good as your photography. In the very end, isn't architecture a secuence of photographies through which ones we walk
Michael Albat, 7.02.2006 at 15:07h
I think, I should take some hours to see your pictures...
Greetings
Ali
Dragomir Vukovic, 17.12.2005 at 18:46h
just looked inside of your work again,
deep-open-excellent,
with care,
dragomir
To leave a comment please register firstnewest comments | all comments (27)