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Ueno Wins!

Jul 13, 2006

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Katsuyoshi Ueno, co-founder of 44 Design, has been quite busy of late. First, he takes a special prize at the Konika Minolta Best Shot Photography Contest 2006, of which an exhibition is currently being held at the Konika Minolta Plaza Gallery in Shinjuku (until July 21), and then he wins another special prize at the…

Tokyo and my Daughter

Jul 10, 2006

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Jean Snow

in Books, Photography

TOKYO AND MY DAUGHTER is a new book from Nieves featuring the lovely photography of Takashi Homma. You can see a few of the photographs included within here.

Panoramic Harbor

Jul 7, 2006

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Jean Snow

in Photography

Nice stitched (from 20 photos) panoramic photo of the Azusawa waterbus harbor by Patrick.

Cow Books Image in Time

Jun 24, 2006

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Jean Snow

in Books, Magazines, Meta, Photography, Stores

I finally got a hold of this week’s issue of TIME, that has the piece I wrote on Cow Books (“Brain Fodder“), and was surprised to see they ended up printing photos I had sent them. When I saw the piece online it didn’t include any images, so I just figured they had run the…

Japan-Photo

Jun 19, 2006

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Jean Snow

in Photography, Web

A reader recently made the comment that I should feature more works of Japanese photographers. Well, I have the site just for you: Japan-Photo. I’ve now added the site to my list of subscribed feeds.

This Week at Gridskipper

Jun 16, 2006

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Jean Snow

in Gridskipper, Photography

Moresukine Japan by Lil You can read all of my Gridskipper posts here (or even subscribe to a feed).

I Heart Tokyo

Jun 14, 2006

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Jean Snow

in Design, Photography

Following a recent visit to Tokyo, a reader (Paul Kawai, a design student from Toronto, Canada) decided to share with me his love letter to the city that he made in the form of this image. Hey, I [heart] Tokyo too!

Pause and Effect

Jun 13, 2006

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Jean Snow

in Photography

The tilt shift lens photography (or imitation thereof) madness continues, with this contribution from David Macklem, one of our PauseTalk participants, who remixed an old picture I had taken of Cafe Pause. I quite like the result.