
A woman fades into the night in Enomoto's photographs.

Enomoto doesn't have formal arts training.

Photography initially started out as a hobby in his youth.

Enomoto grew up in Tokyo but chose to be based in Yokohama.

Enomoto likes taking photographs of passengers or commuters as they pass his car.

Transient encounters form the foundation of Enomoto's work.

A solitary woman in a car appears to be drenched in a maroon haze.

A crowd of busy Tokyoites rush by as the ripples reflected on Enomoto's wet windscreen streak past them like strobe lights.

Enomoto says he has a particular affinity with older wooden buildings that have been replaced with reinforced concrete mansions.

Enomoto edits photos by layering shots on top of one another.

The multiple exposure technique results in a dreamy effect.

Enomoto occasionally photographs festivals.

He said festivals are the best way to gain insight on local life.


