CITYSCAPE
SHOT ON IPHONE 15 PRO MAX, MAIN CAMERA — 24 MM F1.8
JAPAN TOKYO STATION
SHOT ON IPHONE 15 PRO MAX, MAIN CAMERA — 24 MM F1.8
JAPAN TOKYO STATION
Reflection
The City, Like a Mirror — Each Gaze Holds a Different World
What we see in the city is never quite the same. One person notices the light on glass, another the crowd's flow, another the stillness between buildings. The image folds back on itself, like a reflection in a mirror—each angle, each moment, each way of seeing becomes a thread. It's this diversity of perspectives that weaves the urban space we live in.
SHOT ON IPHONE 17 PRO MAX, TELEPHOTO — 100 MM F2.8
JAPAN TOKYO TAITO
SHOT ON IPHONE 17 PRO MAX, TELEPHOTO — 100 MM F2.8
JAPAN TOKYO TAITO
Light and Structure
A city is never still. Light shifts across glass and steel, transforming the same intersection from dawn to dusk. Shadows stretch and contract; reflections fold one surface into another. The cityscape is not a fixed scene—it's a living composition that rewrites itself with every passing hour.
To photograph the city is to negotiate with time. The geometry stays, but everything else—the quality of light, the density of the air, the rhythm of passersby—is fleeting. The frame holds still what the eye can only glimpse.
SHOT ON IPHONE 15 PRO MAX, MAIN CAMERA — 24 MM F1.8
JAPAN TOKYO AZABUDAI HILLS
SHOT ON IPHONE 15 PRO MAX, MAIN CAMERA — 24 MM F1.8
JAPAN TOKYO AZABUDAI HILLS
