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Landscapes My View vol.72 October 2024 Magazine

Landscapes My View vol.72 October 2024 Magazine

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Cover Photo: YOSIGO

The cover photo is a work by Spanish photographer YOSIGO, whose large-scale exhibition will be held in Shibuya, Tokyo for three months. As a commercial photographer, he has worked on visuals for global brands such as "Jack Daniel's" and "Nutella". "LANDSCAPE" and "ARCHITECTURE" are essential to talking about his work. This photo, taken in La Manga, Spain, evokes a moment of travel.

The October issue's feature is "My View"

Landscapes
 My view

This is the first landscape issue to capture the word "scenery" in a broad sense. It features beautiful scenery created by nature, captivating local scenes, urban landscapes, and everyday scenes that are always within our field of vision. Big landscapes and small landscapes. They are all "my views."

[Focus]

The scenery reflected in the depths of the eyes / Mikiya Takimoto

Takimoto Mikiya has published his first photo collection in about 10 years, LUMIÈRE (Light) and PRIÈRE (Prayer), which he began photographing flowers and temples as a result of the pandemic. What did this photographer, a leader in the Japanese advertising industry, see when his everyday life of taking photos was about to disappear? We will explore his deep thoughts.

Nameless Scenery / Masako Nakagawa

Masako Nakagawa, who continues to work in a wide range of genres including magazines, advertisements, and exhibitions, talks about the "light I want to preserve" she found within a 2m radius of her daily life. She delivers beautiful slices of everyday life that are worthy of the idea that landscape photography is something that lets you know how you define the world and its beauty.

MOMENTS WILL FADE/Yusuke Abe

"When I take landscape photos, I try to express the scenery that the people there would be looking at," says Abe Yusuke. This summer, he released a collection of his work, which depicts a family event at the beach that he took about 10 years ago. The photos are "landscape photos from the family's perspective," taken while the family was playing together.

NEW URBAN SCAPE/Yoshio Yokogi

In the past, Yasuo Yokogi used to take landscapes with large cameras such as 8x10 and medium format cameras, but he had left landscape photography for a while because he felt that digital cameras could not fully express the images. In the past few years, he has become convinced of the evolution of digital cameras, and has begun to take photographs that he believes can only be captured digitally. This issue features "NEW URBAN SCAPE."

[Spotlight]

One, two, one love / Kenta Kataoka (sumika)

Sumika's Kenta Kataoka, a musician who loves photography, appears for the first time in two years. Kataoka says that music and photography are completely different things to him. "Love is only one-half. I admire its strength. I think I superimpose photography on its beauty." What does he really mean? Please take a look at his beautiful words. This is a 6-page feature.

[Cover Story]

Holiday Memories -Travel Moments-/YOSIGO

The much talked about YOSIGO photo exhibition, which attracted over 400,000 people in Seoul, Korea, is coming to Japan for the first time. We will thoroughly dissect the appeal of the exhibition "Holiday Memories - Travel Moments" which will be held in Shibuya for about three months from October 1st. It is a new and immersive exhibition. Please take a look at this special feature before experiencing it.

[Features]

① Each photographer's landscape

What do they feel when they see the scenery unfolding before their eyes, and how do they approach and capture it? Six photographers will explore the landscape photographs that moved them the most and the thoughts behind them.

Cast:
INTO THE NORTH ~To the North~ / Maeda Keiji Enjoying solitude / Nobuko Baba
The state of expression / Tsuyoshi Nakagawa Something not special / Yumi Saito A story of inheritance woven in Tokachi / Kosuke Hamada
The Letters/Nico Perez

②SEASONS in FRAME "Scenery of the Four Seasons"

We interviewed three photographers who follow the four beautiful seasons in Japan and capture the most beautiful expressions of each season from their own perspective. The importance of limited time is conveyed.

Cast:
Photographing the scenery with emotion / Yu-tobi, seeking the scenery of that place / Naoto Kisanuki Beautiful seasons captured from the sky / Marutsubame

③ARTFULL LANDSCAPE

This exhibition features four creators who transform everyday buildings and scenery into art. By learning new ways of looking at landscapes, you may see the scenery of your everyday life in a new light. Enjoy the artistic world.

Cast:
Dialogue with photography / Rumi Ando A little discovery, a new vision. / Yuki Kamishima
Urban fantasy and reality / Amatou
Urban Reflection／yuki

④Hometown Scenery: A lovely view of everyday life

Scenery that can only be encountered because one lives there, scenery that is a little different from yesterday that can only be seen because one continues to take photographs. We asked four people who always take photographs of the landscapes closest to them about the views they love in their daily lives.

Cast:
Things I love in Hakuba / Moe Kurita Views that can only be taken now in Fukui / Akihiro Yoshida Scenes that make you feel the activities of people in Oita / Yasuyoshi Fujishima A town with a breeze in Chigasaki / Ken Yasue

⑤Cityscape Moments

The magnificent cityscape, orderly buildings, colorful nightscape, and train stations with people coming and going. There is a scene that is created only on that day and at that moment. We will present the works and thoughts of three artists who, with their original expressions, capture the unique face of a city that is born from its close connection to people's lives.

Cast:
Changing streetscape / Taishi Arashida The color of the city that only the night can see / Kimiki Miyakubo The daily life of the city / KD

⑥GENIC Featuring

This is a corner where once every three months, we will feature creators that our editorial department has found most noteworthy among those introduced as "GENIC Featuring" on Instagram, X, etc. Please post with the tag of each SNS.
Instagram: #GENIC_mag / @GENIC_mag
X: #GENIC_mag / #GENIC_web

Cast:
Go Mitarai and Kyouka Hanazawa

[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 19th 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"

In the 18th installment of this series, we will introduce some photos that Yuta Koseki took during his one-night stay in Paris in the midst of his busy schedule. Please enjoy these four pages of designs and compositions that were inspired by his stay in Paris.

-My Focal Length by Ryotoshi Furuya

Actor and photographer Ryotoshi Furuya takes photos with the Nikon Zf on various themes of "focal length," such as the sense of distance from people and one's stance on life. The fourth installment is "Self-Portrait." Check out these artistic works.

- 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 filled with light. Here is the 21st installment, "Autumn Bouquets Wrapped in Light."

[and more]

・Camera catalog: BEST CAMERA for LANDSCAPES

・Kuroshiro meets Nikon Z6III "The everyday world in colors you create yourself"

・Yuri Nanasaki x Landscape "The world seen through the Canon EOS R8"

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