On November 3rd (Thursday/holiday), a talk show by Shin Yamagishi, a photographer who represents Japan with numerous portraits of celebrities, will be held!

Hankyu Hanshin Department Store Co., Ltd.
On November 3rd (Thursday/holiday), a talk show by Shin Yamagishi, a photographer who represents Japan with numerous portraits of celebrities, will be held!
Hankyu Umeda Main Store 9th Floor Festival Square “Event Space” / November 3 (Thursday/holiday) from 14:00 to about 45 minutes
On the 9th floor of the Hankyu Umeda Main Store, at the 4th floor atrium festival square, a talk show will be held by Shin Yamagishi, a photographer who has worked on many portraits of actors, models, athletes, politicians, and successive prime ministers! While looking at the many portraits of celebrities that have been shot on the large screen in the venue, we will talk about the appeal of photography, episodes during shooting, and reasons for using Leica. In addition, on stage, we will actually shoot portraits of two professional models, and we will show you how to take good photos and poses that can be taken beautifully. In addition, you can see the same model of Leica camera used by Shin Yamagishi in the “Leica” corner on the 10th floor. Feel free to drop by a Leica store to try out the actual product. ■ About how to take a portrait with two models and how it is taken There are plenty of interesting stories that will be useful not only when taking pictures, but also when being photographed, such as how to bring out the personality of the model when shooting portraits, tips on how to talk to the model to relieve tension, and examples of posing to take beautiful pictures!
■ Some of the portraits to be introduced at the venue
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Yukio Fujioka/Chief Conductor, Kansai Philharmonic Orchestra [Image 2
Hinano Mai / Former member of Takarazuka Revue Star Troupe

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-Profile of Shin Yamagishi-
Active mainly in portrait photography of celebrities, idols, actors and actresses. Over 400 photobooks have been published. He is well versed in genres other than portrait photography, and actively photographs subjects that appeal to him, such as Banei horse racing, Kamowakeikazuchi Shrine (Kamigamo Shrine), and ball-jointed dolls. Over 15 years, he has shot 1,000 people in total for his “Momentary Faces” series, which captures male subjects such as business people, politicians, and athletes. In recent years, he has continued to photograph places such as Yushan Temple and the Taipei Guest House in Taiwan. In 2016, he won the Photographic Society of Japan Award for his excellent photography activities. A member of the Japan
Professional Photographers Association and a member of the Japan Advertising Photographers Association. Tokachi tourism ambassador. Details about this release:
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