photo poster project | A Chance to View Your Work Objectively by hitoshi_kataoka | ISSUE #67
The , organized by cizucu since the end of last year, has been held in various locations across the country. By simply submitting your photos to cizucu, you can participate in the photo poster exhibition and meet new photographer friends you haven't encountered before.
This time, we interviewed creator hitoshi_kataoka, who participated in the .
Please Introduce Yourself!
I am an amateur photographer living in Sydney. My main job is repairing watches, but on weekends, I go out with my camera and upload the photos I take to social media.
What Made You Decide to Participate?
A friend told me they were participating in the , and since it coincided with my timing for a temporary return to Japan, I decided to join as well. This was my first time participating in a cizucu photo exhibition, but I have experience exhibiting in other photo exhibitions before.
How Was Your Experience Participating?
It was a refreshing experience to see my work displayed in poster size alongside the works of other participants. I also had the opportunity to interact with other photographers, making it a very meaningful event for me.
Why Did You Choose That Particular Photo?
Since it was going to be a poster, I chose a photo that not only looked beautiful but also left a strong impression on viewers. I particularly liked the concept of the black-and-white photo I took at the beach.
For Those Considering Participating in the photo poster project
It's not just about displaying your work; it's also a valuable opportunity to objectively view how your work compares to others and see what kind of photos others are taking. The chance to connect with fellow photographers is also a great aspect of this event.
