Dirk Rösler
1-Feb-2009, 17:14
Hello,
we just published a couple of articles on T Sato on our site (one by photo writer Stacy Oborn of The Space In Between) which you may find of interest:
http://www.japanexposures.com/tag/tokihiro-sato/
Shot with an 8×10 large format view camera, the detail and tonal range of each are total and exquisite, but what lulls a viewer into lingering in the scene are the evidential traces that Sato leaves with us that tell us he was there, even though we do not see anyone in these still and quiet frames.
Regards
Dirk
we just published a couple of articles on T Sato on our site (one by photo writer Stacy Oborn of The Space In Between) which you may find of interest:
http://www.japanexposures.com/tag/tokihiro-sato/
Shot with an 8×10 large format view camera, the detail and tonal range of each are total and exquisite, but what lulls a viewer into lingering in the scene are the evidential traces that Sato leaves with us that tell us he was there, even though we do not see anyone in these still and quiet frames.
Regards
Dirk