Takayuki Maekawa was born in Tokyo in 1969. After working as an engineer at a computer-related company, he began self-studying photography at the age of 26. In 1997, he then began working as an assistant to Japanese photographer Kojo Tanaka and subsequently established himself as a freelance animal photographer in 2000. Since that time, specializing in photographing wild animals in their natural habitats, Takayuki has expanded his field of work to include not only Japan, but also North America, Africa, Asia, and more recently, Central America and Oceania. His work has been published in numerous media outlets, including magazines, photo books, and at photo exhibitions.
“I think the screen is very detailed and beautiful. Yet, the monitor remains unobtrusive, faithfully rendering my photos, which is precisely why it is a truly professional tool.”
Read more »From the icy expanses to the lush tropical jungles, Takayuki Maekawa travels the world in pursuit of photographing wildlife in their natural habitat. In this 12-part monthly series, he shares the essence of the breath of living creatures, captured through his heartfelt images and words.
As a long-time user of EIZO ColorEdge monitors, he hopes to share the true beauty of nature through this series for all to enjoy.
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