"This photograph taken underneath the JR Yamanote & Tokaido Shinkansen train lines is from One Day, One Year Later, a project that chronicles January 20th using my camera & journal. Before the day ends the memory card from my camera is removed and sealed inside a time capsule, with none of the images being looked at until the following year."
"The shape and exterior wrapping of the building resembles a silkworm's cocoon, apt imagery for a building which houses three separate educational institutions in the heart of busy Shinjuku."
"The red umbrella is used in traditional Japanese wedding processions to ward off evil spirits from the bride & groom."
"I saw the top of this building while in exploring the architecture of Taipei, and thought it looked mountainous."
"I originally created this image for the podcast On Taken Pictures, the assignment was to create a multiple exposure. Culture day is a national holiday held annually in Japan on November 3 it's a day for promoting culture, the arts, and academic endeavor."
"After 10 years in Tokyo I still have yet to visit this brightly coloured tower, it stands as a distinct landmark in the chaotic skyline of the city"
"A melding of two buildings in Shinjuku, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building and the Keio Plaza Hotel."
"If you're looking at the world seeing what everyone else sees you are not trying hard enough. See what other people miss."
"The way in which you perceive an object depends on which angle you see it from."
"The way in which you perceive an object depends on which angle you see it from."
