Video: Multiple exposure photographs: the streets of a city at night through the eyes of a Japanese taxi driver
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-01-10 02:10
Issui Enomoto - an ordinary taxi driver from the Japanese city of Yokohama, who often has to work at night. Driving through the streets of his hometown, he loves to take photographs, in which you can most often see bright advertising posters, shop lights and, of course, lonely people. Issui Enomoto's favorite trick is multiple exposure, thanks to which his pictures acquire a "touch" of mystery.
The self-taught photographer called his project “Taxi in the Sea”; such an associative array was not accidental for the artist. Issui Enomoto compares his car to a submarine that floats in a sea of city windows, stops, traffic lights and cars. The author of the photo project willingly shares his impressions of his night travels and says that he literally physically feels how this cacophony of sounds and light "presses" on his senses. A scuba diver experiences similar sensations while diving under water.
Issui Enomoto's “ghost” long exposure photographs can be carefully examined, distinguishing more and more details in the “superimposed” image layers. The city at night has a special atmosphere, which the author certainly managed to convey.
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