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I made this presentation about Michio Hoshino, a Japanese nature photographer, as the final project of environmental studies class.
As I researched about him and looked through his work, I found that Hoshino was a talented photographer with great personality. So I decided to share my presentation. In the presentation, I put some photos. It was a really tough task to choose them since there were many other great photos. If Hoshino's work touches you, please google more photos.
I bet you love them.
Hope this presentation to be a chance for you to know Michio Hoshino.
I made this presentation about Michio Hoshino, a Japanese nature photographer, as the final project of environmental studies class.
As I researched about him and looked through his work, I found that Hoshino was a talented photographer with great personality. So I decided to share my presentation. In the presentation, I put some photos. It was a really tough task to choose them since there were many other great photos. If Hoshino's work touches you, please google more photos.
I bet you love them.
Hope this presentation to be a chance for you to know Michio Hoshino.
I made this presentation about Michio Hoshino, a Japanese nature photographer, as the final project of environmental studies class.
As I researched about him and looked through his work, I found that Hoshino was a talented photographer with great personality. So I decided to share my presentation. In the presentation, I put some photos. It was a really tough task to choose them since there were many other great photos. If Hoshino's work touches you, please google more photos.
I bet you love them.
Hope this presentation to be a chance for you to know Michio Hoshino.
Profile A Japanese-born Nature photographer and poet
Called one of most accomplished nature photographer in his era
Specialized in photographing Alaskan wildlife His Life Born on September 27, 1952 in Chiba, Japan
At the age of 16, backpacked through America for 2 months by himself Belonged to outdoor club while in college At the age of 19, started to have interests in Alaskan nature and traveled Shishmaref, Alaska for 3 months Graduated from Keio University with a degree in economics His Life After graduation, worked as a camera assistant under Kojyo Tanaka, a Japanese famous animal photographer, for 2 years From 1978 to 1982, went to the University of Alaska, majoring in wildlife management In 1989, his work Alaska, the Map of Lives was awarded
His Work 1. Capturing the Moment This bold eagle, looking at me, lives in neither the past nor future. Nothing but this moment, the bold eagle is living in this moment. And I am too looking at only this moment, like old days of childhood.
Bald Eagle flying, Alaska Grizzly Bear catching spawning salmon, Alaska Caribou group crossing through river during migration, Alaska Humpback Whale breaching, Southeast Alaska His Work 2. Animal Lives With evolving slowly, any lives are going on endless journeys. Why we look at nature? The reason why should be by looking at a bear, small bird, or any lives, we unconsciously look at our own lives through them. Grizzly Bear mother and cub, Alaska Grizzly Bear mother and cub standing in green foliage, Alaska Polar Bear trio, Churchill, Manitoba, Canada Polar Bear males fighting, Churchill, Manitoba, Canada Harp Seal pup on ice, Gulf of St Lawrence, Canada Heap Seal mother and pup, Gulf of St Lawrence, Canada Japanese Macaque mother nursing young, Japan His Work 3. Landscape Nature sometimes shows us a scene with a story. But thats not it. All scenes surrounding us are likely filled with stories. The thing is whether or not we realize them. We unconsciously look at landscape through our hearts. What mysterious light of aurora tells is inside ones heart. Illuminated tent beneath snow-covered mountains and Aurora borealis, Alaska Mt Denali and mountain range with glacier, Denali National Park and Preserve, Alaska Autumn tundra, Denali National Park and Preserve, Alaska Rolling foothills, Alaska His Work 4. Portrait of Native People One day, friend of mine told me about the life of natives that The coldness warms up their feelings. Being apart puts their hearts and hearts closer. The most important thing in my life was to take the first step. Two Eskimo children, Alaska Caribou meat prepared by Caribou herder, Siberia, Russia His Death Around midnight on August 8, 1996, Hoshino was killed by a brown bear while on assignment in Kurilskoye Lake, Russia. He was 43 years old who just got his first son 2 years before the incident. He was staying in a tent so that he could take photos anytime, but his decision turned out to be a really bad one. His dead body which was eaten away by the bear was found in the forest. He was killed by a subject. Until the last moment, he was a nature photographer. A memorial totem pole was raised in Sitka, Alaska on August 8, 2008 (the 12-year anniversary of Hoshinos death), in honor of his work. Hoshinos wife and son survive him. The Fake Last Photo This one is said to be Hoshinos last photo on the internet, but this is nothing but a FAKE one. The incident was around midnight, so this photo cannot be the last photo. I guess this one was just photoshopped. Looked through Hoshinos work, who would say this terrible photo is his last one? Totem Pole Someday, when my body dies, I want to
be the soil of the place I loved, giving
some nutrient to the plants in tundra,
making small flowers bloom in Arctic,
and listening to the footsteps of caribous
coming from far away every Spring.
Sometimes, I think about things like this.
Why is my heart so calm at morning of the day when my long-wished dream comes true? Works Cited Official Website of Michio Hoshino http://www.michio-hoshino.com/
The Words of Michio Hoshino http://homepage3.nifty.com/masakanet/michio.html