The lens as a looking glass

Article Abstract:

Freelance photographer Kenji Toma is striving to learn more about himself and his profession. His work ranges from advertising photography to body shoots to still lifes. Toma moved from Japan to New York, NY, in an effort to find the opportunity to break into photography and at the same time be in a milieu that would develop his talent. He is focusing on developing a distinctive style.

Biography, Interview, Toma, Kenji

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Maroc: Albert Watson's Morocco

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Photographer Albert Watson compiled photographs of Morocco into a book called 'Maroc'. Watson has visited Morocco since 1978 and built a house there in 1998. Watson directs the organization of his books. He worked with book designer Giovanni Russo to assemble this book.

Morocco, Marketing, Portrayals, Services industry, Service industries, Watson, Albert

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Nana Watanabe: fleeting beauty

Article Abstract:

A description is presented of the images which are created by the photographer Nana Watanabe. Her ability to make use of aesthetic influences from New York, NY, and Japan to produce beautiful photographs is discussed.

Women photographers, Watanabe, Nana

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