Photography by Luke David 8 Artworks Sold

Lawson and Fujisan Ed. 1 of 10

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120cm (W) x 60cm (H) x 0.1cm (D)

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Artwork Description

One of the most famous views of Mt Fuji, this spot has been incredibly popular in recent years. Picturing an iconic Lawson Konbini (convenience store) in front of the iconic Mt Fuji. For many tourists, these two symbols combined speak to their Japanese experience. Due to poor tourist behaviour, this spot has now been covered by a black plastic barrier.

This image was taken in the early hours of the morning, just as the diffuse light from the sun crept over the surrounding mountains.

Artist Bio

Luke is a Melbourne based photographer specialising in both beautiful and thought provoking images of the Australian landscape.

His work has been well recognised in 2023, winning the international Minimalist Photography Awards (conceptual), winning the Museum of Australian Photography Look! Prize (street), runner up in Australia’s Top Emerging Photographer Competition (art) and as a finalist in the Sony Alpha Awards (creative).

In prior years he came 2nd in the Australian Photography Awards, third in Australia’s Top Emerging Photographer Competition and as a finalist in both the Perth Centre for Photography CLIP Award and Mullins Conceptual Photography Award.

His work hangs in the prestigious Dorsett and Ritz Carlton hotels in Melbourne.

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Luke's studio is in Melbourne