Kimono wedding & adult ceremony shooting guidebook Tsuyoshi Yasuzawa

Introduction (from the publisher)
Completely cover the basic knowledge of kimono to the practice of shooting!

In addition to techniques such as writing kimono shooting and composition, it is a guidebook that allows photographers to acquire the highly specialized know -how required for practice, such as basic knowledge, choreography, and poses.
■ Part1 Unravel the history of Japanese wedding

■ Part2 Basic knowledge of kimono that you want to remember first

■ PART3 Basic knowledge and shooting point for the wedding ceremony, the French ceremony, and public ceremony

■ Part4 Basic poses and checkpoints to remember when shooting kimono & wedding kimono

■ Part5 Make a difference here! Practical techniques useful for shooting Japanese wedding and coming -of -age ceremony

■ COLUMN Japanese coming -of -age ceremony History left hand side? The right hand is up?

■ Interview Part 1 Photographer Kitai Ikai × Choreographer Etsuko Funabashi × Photographer Takeshi Yasuzawa
■ Interview Part 2 Photographer Ichigo Kitai × Choreographer Etsuko Funabashi × Photographer Takeshi Yasuzawa
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Contents introduction (from “BOOK” database)
The basic knowledge of kimono that you should definitely understand, the choreography technique that determines the appearance, how to put the bride and groom poses and writing techniques, and a wide range of shooting techniques, the unprecedented kimono instruction book is born!
Table of contents (from “BOOK” database)
1. Unravel the history of Japan’s wedding (various questions about Japanese wedding culture / The wedding of the Imperial Family that triggered the Shinto ceremony) / 2 Basic knowledge of kimono that you should remember firstTypes of dressing kimono / Name of kimono / role, etc.) / 3 Basic knowledge and shooting points for each wedding ceremony, the French ceremony, and public ceremony (mind preparation when taking a wedding / Shinto -mae wedding ceremony wedding / flow /Kanzen wedding shooting guide, etc.) / 4 kimono & wedding kimono basic pose checkpoints (attitude when taking a choreography / model photo / kimono edition, etc.) / 5!Practical techniques that are useful for shooting Japanese wedding and coming -of -age ceremony (indoor edition / pre -shooting outdoors, etc.) / Interview (Photographer, Kitai Kitai, choreographer, Etsuko Funabashi, photographer, Tsuyoshi Yasuzawa/ Yoshito Iida, a Japanese -style school, a photographer, Tsuyoshi Yasuzawa, “World -proud kimono culture”)
Author information (from “BOOK” database)
Tsuyoshi Yasuzawa (Kenao Anzawa)
Born in Tokyo in 1975.Since my parents’ house was a photo studio, I grew up looking at the photographer’s father from an early age.After leaving university, he graduated from Japan Photography College.Joined Hakuhodo Photo Creative Co., Ltd. (currently Hakuhodo Products).After working at Igarashi Photos and Photo Office Plus One, he joined his parents’ (Y) Studio Eye.He studied under Shinichi Maruyama in 2006.After returning to Japan, he established AN’Z Photography.November 11, 2009 Reorganized into Anz Photo Co., Ltd.February 2012 Established Japan Wedding Photographers Association.The mind and technical workshop “Ans Photo Garage” for photographers.President of “Top Wedding Photographer”.In 2016, he is selected as an ambassador for TOSHIBA EXCERIA PRO.In 2017, he was selected as Japan’s first ambassador of PHASE ONE.A lecturer for a Japanese photographic college.In charge of shooting technical guidance for the best bridal “Aqua Gratzue” and the Children’s Photo Studio “Hapiri” (this data was published at the time when this book was published)