－ Picture of L'ecrin Boutique Singapore taken by photographer Miyoshi Kazuyoshi appeared on the front cover of Nikkor club. －
Aside from conducting photography workshops, seminars, Miyoshi Kazuyoshi also acted as mentor guide for photography tours and was also a judge for photo contests. He is a highly acclaimed photographer and a consultant member of Nikkor club.
While acting as consultant, a picture of L'ecrin Boutique Singapore taken by him appeared on the front cover of Nikkor club.
This front page picture was taken along the Raffles corridor, facing the Raffles courtyard and is only accessible by hotel guests.
L'ecrin Boutique Singapore is located on the same floor as Long Bar, where the iconic cocktail, Singapore sling was created. Luxuriate in the colonial-era architecture where you can feel its rich history and luxurious decor. Feel the calm and charm of L'ecrin Boutique Singapore, nested in the heart of modern Singapore.
－Nikkor club－
Established in September 1952, where Nikon camera’s popularity was spreading widely around the world, NIKKOR Club was created for the purpose of promoting mutual friendship and international exchange of courtesies among users who favor Nikon cameras or lenses. One of main member was Masao Nagaoka, President of Nippon Kogaku K. K. (now Nikon Corporation). Other members include Ihei Kimura, Ken Domon, Jun Miki, Yusaku Kamekura, Kenji Mizoguchi, Hideko Takamine, David Douglas Duncan, Margaret Bourke-white.
Advisory member │ Nikon Imaging
http://www.nikon-image.com/activity/nikkor/about/advisor/
Born in 1958, Tokushima. In 1985, his photographic collection “Rakuen (Paradise)” won the Kimura Ihei Prize. Since then, Miyoshi travelled to Tahiti, Maldives and Hawaii searching and photographing paradises all around the world. Other than tropical paradises, he also visited and photographed paradises in Sahara, Himalayas and Tibet. Many of his works were published as photo books. Now he spends his time photographing in Japan such as the Ise Grand Shrine, Miyakojima and Buddha statues.
His recent works includes Kyoto Imperial Palace published by Asahi Shimbun. His other works on “World Heritage in Japan” organized by the Japan Foundation is currently on an exhibit tour around the world.
