I Traveled To Japan To Photograph Its Beauty, And It Forever Changed Me As An Artist (30 New Pics)
My name is Anthony Presley, and I am a photographer and filmmaker. When I went to Japan for the first time, I was in complete awe of the beauty. I’ve wanted to go to Japan ever since I was a child. Its culture, nature, and architecture – I always thought those were absolutely beautiful.
I was finally able to fulfill my childhood dream and let myself get consumed by this marvelous country. I must admit when I stepped out of the Tokyo train station I could not stop myself from tearing up because the desire that I have been holding for the past 20 years was finally within my grasp.
I went back to Japan again and wanted to share my story about how much the country has impacted my life not only as an artist but advice and lessons I learned.
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Store Front
Replicant
Light Up The Sky
When The Sun Goes Down
Adventure Around Every Corner
Deserted Japan Street
Stillness In The Night
Resonate
Ghost Alley
Back Into The Dark
Quiet Prayer
Live In The Fantasy
Suspiria De Profundis
Yoru Ni
Of The Night
Entry
You're Where I Want To Go
Down The Rabbit Hole
Untitled
We Come One
Night Explore
Breathe
Akira
Our Surroundings
Night Stroll
The Grid
Tokyo In Science Fiction
Colors
Wonder
Ambient
Celebration
Electric Dreams
Another Reality
Twilight
Once Upon A Time
Suspension
You made my day. Your pictures are wonderful and I miss japan so much (lived 5 years there) it is great to see Tokyo again in artful pictures. Continu you're great with a great eye.
Fascinating and beautiful. Makes me wonder what's going on in all those exotic and mysterious places. I'm making up my own scenarios so I guess I don't really need to know.
You made my day. Your pictures are wonderful and I miss japan so much (lived 5 years there) it is great to see Tokyo again in artful pictures. Continu you're great with a great eye.
Fascinating and beautiful. Makes me wonder what's going on in all those exotic and mysterious places. I'm making up my own scenarios so I guess I don't really need to know.
