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Architectural Photography of Dr. Akira Takaue

Dr. Akira TAKAUE is an International Award-Winning Photographer. Fortunately experiencing precious opportunities to visit various places around the world for business trip,

Dr. Akira TAKAUE is an International Award-Winning Photographer. Fortunately experiencing precious opportunities to visit various places around the world for business trip, in which actively would like to pursuit taking impressive worldwide scenery and modern architectures filled with emotional colors or black and white with delicate contrast and vibrant composition.

My goal is rooted in both the logic of structural mechanics and material engineering as well as the finer artistic elements that make a building and its photograph successful. Especially being interested in conceptual architectural photography insistent on analytical composition and delicate contrast of structural materials. [Official Website]
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