Takeda Chisa

Born in 1984, I grew up in the great outdoors of Miyama-cho, Kyoto Prefecture. I loved drawing from an early age and majored in dyeing at an art university. I created my works using the batik technique.

In one of the courses, a photography class was taught to him by a taciturn and scary teacher who praised him by saying, "Your photos are great. You have a good sense of style." This instantly inspired him to aspire to become a photographer.

During my student days, I developed black and white film in the darkroom and assisted my photography teacher in art and advertising photography, while also taking snapshots of weddings and receptions in Kyoto for three years.

After graduating from university, she got a job at a general company dealing in kimonos in Kyoto, where she was in charge of taking photos and publishing products for the webshop. She left the company when she had a baby and moved, and joined Photo Studio Soramark in 2013.

In 2022, he became independent and started working as a freelancer.

I have been working as a photographer for almost 20 years. Currently, I mainly work in the Kansai region, Osaka, and I do family photography, location photography for Shichi-Go-San and shrine visits, etc.

We do a wide range of photography, including corporate website photography and architectural completion photography.

She also served as an instructor at a children's art class from 2019 to 2022, teaching seasonal activities such as crafts, pottery, and oil painting to children from preschool to senior year.

This classroom has a homely atmosphere where you can enjoy art and develop your imagination, and currently hosts dyeing and seasonal workshops, events, and more.

In her private life, she is the mother of two boys, ages 12 and 10.

Shooting Eldest Son