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TOKYO    東京

Sprawling Urban Center

Tokyo the metropolitan capital of Japan, where every corner reveals a new delight. Fashion, art, music, anime alongside temples and shrine, and the Imperial Palace.    Link / link / link and for the more adventurous Link / Link Sake shop

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OSAKA           大阪

The Kitchen of Japan

Osaka in Western Japan is the Kitchen of Japan. Good food, crazy, building and the gorgeous Osaka Castle. Shintennoji, the light night of Dotonbori.

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KYOTO 京都

Old Capital of Japan

The city where every inch is packed with history. Full of Temples and Shines, museums, and if you're lucky you might see a geisha walking do the streets of Gion.

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Event photography is a "one-shot" opportunity.

You have to catch the key moments.

It's happening in real time. Things are going on around you. You need to be centered and focused on your subject while being aware of the situation around you.

You're looking through the lens and the dog, but behind you the newlyweds are eating cake.

Not a studio when you can take the take to fix your light and your settings. You can ask the client to take "one more"

 

 

 

  • What is your intention?

  • Businesses who is your target?

  • it the narrative of the shoot.

  • How many shots do you need

  • What's your deadline?

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Shot List = Game Plan

  • Candid shots

  • Wide Shots

 

 

I like to craft the story.

Before, during, and afterter

 

 

IPS photographer

I give my clients the opportunity to celebrate those relationships in ways they never have before and they are happier every day because of it. They reward me for taking them along on this journey, and while the reward in the form of dollars and cents is fantastic because it allows my family freedom, seeing the transformation in how my clients live and appreciate the moments in their life differently after our experience together is the most amazing reward there is

 

celebrate themselves or their families the way we wanted to help them do. That lack of confidence is one of the biggest stumbling blocks to success. Once we overcame that, and believed in our process, we were able to help our clients borrow our confidence to create beautiful works of art for them and their families. Nearly two years in, and we have clients who are happier than ever, and our business is thriving like we could never have imagined.”

 

it’s because it meets their needs and adds value, it’s not merely for the sale. I don’t consider myself a salesperson, but I do consider myself a creative and thoughtful photographer 

 

 

Photo Reveal Parties

FAQ

Flow

You've that you've done the hard part and found your photographer. Now what?

It's time to have fun.

1. Let's discuss your vision. 

Is your vision out of focus? No problem. I'll ask you a few questions such as where and you want these photos. Who is your audience? A loved one? What's your narrative? Are you trying to show the world the love of your life, or is it more simple like, I want a picture of my loved on. 

Photography isn't only about capturing a memory its about telling a story.

This is true for personal photos or commercial work. 

Not sure? No problem we can brainstorm.

For example:

John knows Sera likes books. He wants to propose. How about we take some nice shots in a 

WHO

Can you take my photos?

I am happy to accommodate. 

WHERE?

Can we take photos in the city? How about the countryside?

Yes.

How long?

How long does it take to get my photos back?

Edited photos for regular shoots will be returned within 3-5 business days.

Edited photos for large events will be returned within 5-7 business days. 

Japanese?

Can you help me with something in Japanese?

We would be happy to assist with language requests.

For example, we would like to go to ABC location and take photos there, but it's only in Japanese!

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