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While not every photograph is a literal self-portrait, all photographs carry traces of the creator's identity. The choices in the creative process, the relationship with the subject, and the intent behind the image all contribute to making a photograph a reflection of the photographer's self. In this way, every photograph can be seen as a fragment of a larger, ongoing self-portrait, capturing not just the external world but the internal world of the creator.

Update: Nominated in the 10th edition of Fine Art Photography Awards. The Psychology of Trees body of work by Eduardo Fujii explores the restorative power of trees in a heartfelt tribute to these incredible living organisms that we take for granted and fail to notice in the course of our busy lives.

 

Update: This body of work was featured in Shadow & Light Magazine,

March/April 2024 • Volume 10/Issue 58

Long exposure photography, with its ability to produce ghost-like images, provides a unique platform for exploring the philosophical dimensions of the soul. While experimenting with time and movement, I capture glimpses of the intangible aspects of humanity, inviting viewers to ponder the nature of the soul, its potential multiplicity, and the elusive quest to see beyond the physical into the ethereal. In the dance between light and time, I unlock a visual language that transcends the tangible, creating images that echo the timeless quest to understand the enigma of the human soul.

UPDATE: In 2024, the exhibition moved to the Cherry Center for the Arts in Carmel, CA from January 12 to February 17, 2024. The Frame of Mind exhibition at Harvey Milk Center in San Francisco explores that fleeting moment of creation by artists and photographers when creating their work. Running from November 4 to December 2, 2023, the show, curated by Ann Jastrab and Brian Taylor, includes the work of 38 photographers from the Image Makers of Monterey.