Top 5 of Tokyo Seclusion at CameraJapan - Victor Borst

Last weekend I had my first big exhibition at CameraJapan 2018 in LantarenVenster, Rotterdam. In total 40+ of my photographs were exhibit at the festival and the responds were more then positive. I even got a very positive feedback of a Japanese (travel)friend of Ed van der Elsken. He travelled with Ed to Japan for his famous Japanese serie of photographs. I was very honored to have a chat with this man about my photography and live.

I would like to thank CameraJapan again for the chance they gave me to organize this exhibition and being part of the festival. If you want to see some awesome Japanese movies, the festival continues from 4-7 October at Kriterion and Eye Filmmuseum in Amsterdam.

Here is a top 5 (in no particular order) of photographs from the exhibition. This top 5 is based on the reactions of the visitors of the exhibition and how long they were standing still at a photograph.

Japanese girl in front of explosion from the anime Akira. Street Photography by Victor Borst

Overview of a rainy Shibuya with lots of umbrellas. Street Photography by Victor Borst

Meercat on a shoulder of Japanese man on Shibuya, Tokyo. Street photography by Victor Borst

Japanese Homeless at Shimbashi station reading a manga in winter. Street Photography by Victor Borst

Cool old man with sunglasses and hat in a metro of Tokyo, Japan. Street Photography by Victor Borst

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