Interview With Sawamaru Pokiru From Japan

BY Sean August 09, 2022

Sawamaru Pokiru

Sawamaru Pokiru is a professional photographer that creates images for a greater purpose of the world.

I studied photography in the professional photographer course and digital professional course at Tokyo Photography Academy.

I took a picture of my child.

Canon R5, RF85mm F1.2L USM, RF100mm F2.8L macro IS USM, RF24-70mm F2.8L USM, RF16mm F2.8 STM, COMET TW-04F-RS, Canon 600EX II-RT

I would like to create a work that will be more recognized in the world by the current method of directing the shooting, doing hair makeup and costume styling, and doing all the shooting.

Things that are familiar to me and things that I have been interested in since I was young. It's so natural to be in me that I'm motivated to dig deeper when I reaffirm its beauty.

Indigenous, conflict, thinking.

Being able to win such a wonderful award is clearly a plus for my future work. And it was to greatly increase my motivation.

When I was watching the cloth fluttering in the wind, I was fascinated by the beauty of light and cloth. The beautiful and soft cloth became stronger by interweaving anxiety and conflicts, and I felt that it would also be an armor that protects itself from the outside world, so I made it into a work.

My clients and new clients asked me to work, and my brain was further creatively developed.

Paolo Roversi.

Your photo is not for Japan, but for the world.

As I started photography and learned a lot, I just wanted to use a technique, but I feel that the essence is not there. I think it is important to bring what is inside such a person to the surface as a photograph, such as what to take, how it feels, and how to look back at it.

I think that it is important to pursue what I am interested in and proceed without hesitation about what I believe.

I will stay in that space until I can draw the visuals within myself. After that, I ask other people for their opinions, but I do it to grasp the position of common sense, and if I change my beliefs, I get lost in the roots, so I try to use it properly for my own purposes.