…, I just wrapped up in editing photo sessions that I have shot in the past month. I had been busy with my works on photography and graphic design at the same time. I am sincerely apologizing for my absence here. Now, I have a chance to post sharing lately photos with you. 
Please keep your eyes on the next post!
I originally planned to embark 365 days of self-portraits project on January 1st, 2011, but I decided to push date to April 10. It is going to be challenge because of my commitment and creation. This project will be candid outdoor and indoor, and in-studio whatever I can produce. I implemented tumblr page for this project “365 Days of Alice” and I hope you will join me on my journey.
I want to inform that I have to re-schedule “Travel Across U.S.A.: Lifestyle Portraits Session” to another time. I am truly apologizing for the inconvenience. However there’s always another time as new schedule that I will announce in the future.
You are always welcome to contact me if you are still interested to be taking in pictures.
Thanks and Cheers!
“Shibuya Station Evening”
• 9″ x 6″ image printed on 8″ x 10″ professional photo paper
• limited edition of 10
“Fugu Fins & Tails”
• 9″ x 6″ image printed on 8″ x 10″ professional photo paper
• limited edition of 10 (7 Left)
“Lanterns of Asakusa Temple”
• 9″ x 6″ image printed on 8″ x 10″ professional photo paper
• limited edition of 10 (9 Left)
If you would to have this print, please help donating $10 + shipping and handling. 100% of every dollar you donate will go toward the Japan Federation of the Deaf via H3 Media. Bless Your ❤!
H3 Media is making an official contribution to Japan Federation of the Deaf, helping deaf Japanese people who are affected by the devastation of a massive earthquake and tsunami. I want to help the deaf Japanese people to regain their needs such as food, clean water, medical supplies and shelter. I have set up a page, Look In Your Heart, where you can donate. I heartily encourage you to help the deaf Japanese people.
Thank you!
ありがとうございます。
I worked with Convo to take photos of deaf people talking for their website….
and email newsletter.
It is really nice to see those photos look great on their products! I enjoyed taking photos and working with Convo.
Thanks, Convo and participants as well!
I documented my brother prepared, glued, attached, hammered, clipped, and stretched for his upcoming solo exhibition with his right-hand, Erika at Show & Tell Gallery:
Fun parts!
You can check out the example of stroboscopic images.
I decided to load the rate information online, so you can look through it easily. The deadline of booking a session with the deposit security is on April 1st, 2011. If you are interested to book a session, get in touch with me at tofufoto@gmail.com.
