DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY

Documentary photography captures a moment in time, a memory, or an emotion of the documenter. Often the images are narratives and tell stories of events that have past. Documentary photography should be unaltered and should be presented the way they were captured at that moment.

My interest in documentary photography comes from an interest in the human condition. Every different place and event there is an interesting story to be told. The photograph captures what is seen and unseen. The narrative told through the photographer's eye can both objective and subjective, depending on what the creator allows the viewers to see.

(Much of the selected series of works presented here are on-going and in progress and do not have end date.)

[SELECTED WORKS]

 

Sparklines [current —Under construction]

Sparklines [2011 —Heartland]

Sparklines [2010- current —Love and Hate]

inside [2011-current —Light Writing]

Capturing Light

Sparklines [2011-current —Missing]

Sparklines [2009-2010 —Life at the Finca ]

Living and working in a coffee plantation

Sparklines [2010 —Tokyo Times]

A glimpse of Tokyo, Japan through an outsider's eye

inside [2010-current —Smoke and Fog]

Capturing smoke and fog

inside [2002-current —In the Darkness]

Inanimate objects in a non static world

Sparklines [2003-current —Contrast ]

The art of viewing art

Sparklines [1997-current —Gaze]

The betrayal of the subject's gaze

Sparklines [2001-current —Sticks and Stones]

Of rock or tree matter

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