The bridge is called Akashi-Kaikyo bridge, the longest span bridge in the world, located in Japan. When this bridge was constructing, a big earthquake happened. Although its magnitude was 7.3, this bridge was not damaged. When I saw this bridge, I felt that it was not only a large-scale bridge, but also there was great force of will of engineers. I could feel their will because I’m also an engineer. That's why I took this photo. So, in this photo, I want to express not only the strength of bridge but also the will of engineers, in contrast with gentle ocean waves and scudding clouds.
Naoki Fujihara is an award-winning fine art photographer lives in Japan. His works aim at not only expressing the beauty and dynamism of architectures, but he also expresses his values or his life experiences with photography. His photographs were awarded some international photography competitions.
