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Chi Mi

a woman sitting at a table holding up a red book with the word pantone on it

Minimalist Photography

Aesthetic Photography

Through the Lens of Photographer Delfi Carmona

Through the Lens of Photographer Delfi Carmona – Fubiz Media

a woman holding up a phone case with a bear on it

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SNAP @Ryuji Murakami Murakami Anazawa, Tokyo Japan #iphonecase #kawaii #rilakkuma

an aerial view of a city with a mountain in the background

Tokyo

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many people are walking around in an open area with mirrors on the wall above them

Tokyo Station Aesthetic

Tokyo Photography Street

Shinjuku Station

Shibuya Crossing Photography

Tokyu Plaza, Omotesando, Harajuku, Tokyo

Tokyu Plaza, Omotesando, Harajuku, Tokyo Japan -- Repinned by Gold Suites Vacation Rentals http://goldsuites.com #travel

the inside of a large building with lots of glass and metal structures on it's sides

Post Modern Architecture

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Inside the Tokyo International Forum in Ginza, Japan designed by architect Rafael Viñoly

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Tokyo Station. (黒ネコ)

"Marunouchi" (from the series: "Tokyo the 50s") in 1954-58 by Ikkō Narahara (Fukuoka Prefecture 1931). Self-taught japanese photographer. Narahara's work often depicts isolated communities and extreme conditions. In the series "Tokyo the 50's" Narahara displayed a particular facility for abstraction and the staging of everyday scenes in strict graphic compositions. Ikko Narahara, Photo Of People, Japanese Photography, Jolie Photo, Birds Eye View, Street Photo, Fukuoka, White Photo, Aerial Photography

Ikko Narahara

"Marunouchi" (from the series: "Tokyo the 50s") in 1954-58 by Ikkō Narahara (Fukuoka Prefecture 1931). Self-taught japanese photographer. Narahara's work often depicts isolated communities and extreme conditions. In the series "Tokyo the 50's" Narahara displayed a particular facility for abstraction and the staging of everyday scenes in strict graphic compositions.

black and white photo of escalators with people walking on them in the city

Black And White Photograph

Mirror Reflection

Roof Structure

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The world of a Kagami, Harajuku, Tokyo by Kouji Tomihisa

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