Skander Khlif is a documentary photographer who likes to photograph urban space, where each person plays their own role in life. A series of photos tells us about life in the huge Tokyo metropolis. Urban traffic and interesting contrasts give the photos a touch of real life in Tokyo.
Photography: Skander Khlif
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„The most beautiful thing in the world is, of course, the world itself.“ – Wallace Stevens After arriving at the Banks Peninsula in New Zealand,
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Photographs often express the inner world of the photographer, but the ones we are writing about now have a much deeper and more important idea.
