Tokyo 2020


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  • Photographer
    Aki Fujita Taguchi
  • Prize
    Honorable Mention
  • Company/Studios
    AFT Photography
  • Date of Photograph
    May 10th 2020
  • Technical Info
    1/25 sec. f2.2, ISO 160, Sony RX100M2( 1 inch sensor)
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While Japanese government was nicely asking citizens to stay home, I walked around my area for only an hour every night to calm my body and mind. Although my city was supposed to be a part of the Tokyo Olympics venues, it looked completely different. The empty, quiet city was so beautiful. I had a weird, calm feeling, and that healed my broken heart. How selfish and absurd I am. People are losing their lives and jobs. Embracing the contradiction between minds and actions, I had no choice but to continue taking pictures. I haven't met anyone for a long time. Where is this world heading?

  • Biography
    Aki Fujita Taguchi is a published and award-winning concert photographer, based in Tokyo, Japan. She is the only Japanese photographer working with DALLE, which is the biggest music photo stock and news agency in France. While shooting musicians, she continues to capture endangered buildings as her lifework. Her architecture photography also has a good reputation. You can find her work in magazines, online, and galleries. She has been passionate about capturing beautiful and impressive moments with her lenses.
  • Awards
    2021 Muse Photography Awards Gold Winner at Professional, Fine Art Photography-NIght Category 2021 Muse Photography Awards Silver Winner at Professional, Fine Art Photography-Photojournalism Category 2021 IPA Honorable mention ×2 at Professional, One Shot - Our Times : Isolation & Lockdown Life category 2018 IPA Honorable mention at Professional, Advertising, Music category 2017 IPA Honorable mention ×2 2017 TIFA (Tokyo International Foto Awards) Silver award, Bronze award ×2 2000 FUJIFILM reversal film photo contest winner 2000 General Photographic Exhibition winner

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