Masao Yamamoto, 66, is a Japanese freelance photographer known for his small photographs, which seek to individualize the photographic prints as objects. This photograph is titled “Kawa=Flow #1664, 2016” and is a 5.25 x 8.06 inch gelatin silver print.
Notes:
- Post Title from Simon Waley’s: The Joys of Photography in BBC Countryfile. “Photography becomes a record of our journey through life. It captures the moments that stirred our emotions. They reflect our view of the world and our place within it. Photos help us express our creativity and share those visions. They become the tools for evoking memories and telling stories. And all it takes is a simple click.“
- Don’t Miss my prior posts on Masao Yamamoto:
- Monday Morning Wake-Up Call (February 10, 2020)
- Lightly Child, Lightly (July 26, 2018)
With a lot of humility and lousy timing – If it was so easy, then why do I often take pictures of peoples’ shins? A moon never materializes? A dog that was still a minute ago and has now deferred to ‘cleaning himself’ (so to speak)…
Still Laughing!
Mimi, there‘s nothing to say – life happens…. We can‘t all be Masaos! 🙂
Truth!
oh, wow
Right.
Timing and lighting are everything.
and a wee bit of talent…
A wee bit.
I went back to Yamamoto‘s ‚singing swans‘ – that was a beauty then and this new one is another one to give me that warm, fuzzy feeling of being ‚just fine‘. Still not entirely well but looking at this minimal pic makes me feel better.
So sorry you don’t feel well Kiki. Get well soon.
I think they meant a minimum of 100 clicks (for each image)… Or was it 1000? 🙂 That’s what it would take for me to get a pic like this! (And then I would lose it due to hardware failure during upload… The curse of ones and zeros lol.)
Laughing.