Talad in Southeast Asia

D. J. Hinman is a devotee of black-and-white film photography. In the late 1990s, he developed his skills in photography through courses at the International Center for Photography (ICP) in New York. Since then he has honed his skills in photography while living in NYC and Tokyo, and while exploring local cultures in Japan and in Southeast Asia. While shooting in the field, he typically goes out on his own, on foot as much as possible, so that he can follow his inner photographer's voice and his camera. He shoots exclusively in black-and-white, develops his own film, and prints the photographs himself in the darkroom on silver-gelatin paper. D. J. Hinman has lived in Japan for the last 18 years. Ichibain Southeast Asia is his first book.