Travel and Photography Vol.68 October 2023 Magazine

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Cover Photo : Shiori Iwakura

The October issue's feature is "Travel and Photography"

We travel in search of unseen sights and in hope of new encounters. We have never given up on traveling and have continued to hold on to that desire. Don't stop the clock that has started ticking again, and let go of the word "someday." Photography is the driving force behind traveling. Grab your camera now, and head to Japan, and the world. This is the first travel photo feature in about two years. We bring you plenty of "travel frames" from photographers and creative artists.

[Special]

Traveling to capture the times. / Yoko Takahashi

Yoko Takahashi is a photographer who travels around the world, photographing the lifestyles and cultures of the world as if she were doing fieldwork. We asked her about her thoughts, using the phrase "I travel because I want to encounter things I want to photograph."

Unconscious / Orie Ichihashi

"Unconsciousness is all the things and moments that don't exist for the sake of photography. In other words, everything in the world." Orie Ichihashi, who has worked on many photographs and video works, talks about her idea that travel = photography, and photography = travel.

[Feature]

Why photographers travel

Why travel and take photographs? We interviewed four photographers whose lives are closely related to travel about their reasons for traveling.

Cast (listed in order): Yayoi Arimoto, Yuri Nanasaki, Miho Kakuta, Yuki Ueda

A photographer's "My travel rules"

Through the personal rules that photographers who travel with their cameras set for themselves while on the road, we will explore their thoughts on travel and their own way of "walking around the world."

Cast (listed in order): Shiori Iwakura, tsukao, Uruma Takezawa, Isao Nishiyama

This is my Journey.

There are things that I like, trips that I like, and photos that I like. A photographer who pursues travels from his own perspective introduces "my trips" that are full of his particular tastes.

Cast (listed in order): Yukie Yasuhiko, Eriko Nemoto, Keiko Mizukai, Zinke Bresson

"Travel Frames" taken by actors and athletes

What do these top actors and athletes feel and capture when they travel? We got a glimpse into their perspectives.

Cast (listed in order): Ryuta Bando, Sara Takanashi, Sara Minami

Weekend "photography trip" presentation

Want to grab your camera and go on a photography trip? How do you decide on a destination? Four photographers who know the area inside and out give their confident presentations!

Cast (listed in order): Yohei Sawamura, Sakurako, Masanori Tsuchiya, Seto

I would like to recommend it as a World Heritage Site! New 100 Views of Japan

We will introduce you to Japanese scenery and spots that photographers who continue to take pictures of Japan have selected as worthy of being "New World Heritage Sites."

Cast (listed in order): Matsubara Hiroki, Moriya Ken, LuLu, Shota, Riki Shinagawa, tsumizo, Ryogo Urata, Hasegawa Miwa, Koyo, Fujinami Hideaki

Travel shooting essentials

We asked eight photographers who do a lot of travel photography to reveal the favorite travel items they always bring with them.

Cast (listed in order): Halno, 6151, Sawamura Yohei, AYANCE, Sugimoto Yuya, jyota tomonori, Sakurai Chihiro, konny

Photo contest "My best travel photos"

Thank you to everyone who applied. We will be showcasing your wonderful photos, which capture the precious moments of your memorable trip, across six pages.

[Series]

- Actress Ai Hashimoto "Every day is a good day"

Photographs that capture the precious moments that overflow in reality and words that express the feelings felt at those times. This is the 15th installment of Ai Hashimoto's series, in which she expresses her irreplaceable days through photographs and words.

- Yuta Koseki's journey of self-discovery "Suki"

The 14th installment of the series continues from the previous one and features travel photos taken by Yuta Koseki, titled "Place to be #2." Please enjoy the four pages arranged by himself.

- Hirokazu Takei & Takahiro Sakai "emergence"

Photographers Hirokazu Takei and Takahiro Sakai are taking photos of people who are ready to take flight in their serial project [emergence]. In the fifth installment, they photographed the final show of the five major city live tour of the rock band Marcy, which has garnered sympathy from Gen Z.

- KYON.J's encounter with a "miraculous moment" in "Exploring the World"

Travel photographer KYON.J, who continues to pursue the beautiful light that illuminates the world, has come across images of nature overflowing with light. In this 17th installment, we bring you "The late autumn light that revives everything."

[and more]

・A catalog of recommended cameras perfect for your travel companion

・A "deep-breathing destination" you'd like to visit on your next vacation

・Canon EOS R8 "Taishi Arashida's 1-Day Trip"

Starring: Taishi Arashida

・Nostalgic travel photos taken with a disposable camera

Cast: Shiori Iwakura

[ Limited coupon 】 Coupon for 6 free Fujicolor half-size prints Includes one half-size print by Shiori Iwakura

If you purchase the October issue of GENIC from the official shop or Amazon, you will receive a coupon for 6 free Fujicolor half-size prints. Combined with the 6 free coupon printed in the magazine, that's a total of 6 prints x 2 = 12 free prints! (Limited to 3,000 copies). It will come with one half-size print photographed by Shiori Iwakura.