Shooting photos of things you like the way you like.
I began taking photos when I became a university student.
I developed a faint affinity for photography when I was in junior high school, after a teacher gave me the opportunity to take photos. In high school during university entrance exams, this vague interest returned, and I entered the Department of Photography, College of Art, Nihon University.
Though I knew very little about photography, entering a university photography program brought me in contact with many helpful people and was an opportunity to learn a lot.
When I was at university, I realized that the most important thing is perseverance in taking photos. Though one thinks that its as easy as that and that it is obvious, in reality, it is not so easy to do.
Though it is basically a question of always having the camera with you and just pressing the shutter, continuing shooting photographs is a matter of having the daily attitude of taking the things you like the way you like.
Being able to take the people, scenery, spaces, atmosphere, etc, you want with your favorite camera and at the time of your choosing is the beauty of photography, and is its true essence.
The photos I am posting here are from one of the works I did at my university, “At the oceanside.”
To me the space called the ocean is a very special, limitless, and ineffably grandiose entity where people go to wile the time away.
This work was the product of me fully facing this gentle yet magnificent entity and snapping the shutter.
I want to keep taking photos.
My favorite place at my preferred moment.
(KAZUYUKI EBISAWA)
Born in 1991 in Fukushima Prefecture, but now living in Tokyo.
He graduated from the Department of Photography, College of Art, Nihon University in 2014 and presently works in a studio in the capital.
2011 group exhibition 35,654,400 sec Gallery LE DECO
In 2012 he participated in the first Nihon University photographic exchange exhibition
Gyokochika gallery
2013 participated in Nihon Daigaku’s 「 Two newcomers, come on out!」
Shinjuku Nikon salon bis exhibition