Photo Gallery: A Simple Sojourn Into Nature with the Sigma BF Camera

By Nagamitsu Endo

Sigma is pleased to feature a gallery of images by photographer and video producer Nagamitsu Endo. This gallery is comprised entirely of images shot with the Sigma BF camera, along with the 35mm F2 DG | Contemporary and 50mm F2 DG | Contemporary lenses.

Every photographer, no matter how passionate, eventually faces the moment when they simply don’t know what to shoot. I always try to keep a creative antenna up, searching for scenes and fleeting instants that can only be captured through photography – moments that might never come again. But depending on the season, the weather, the place, or my own state of mind, I occasionally lose sight of what I want to photograph. When that happens, I naturally find myself turning to nature.

For me, nature is like street photography: nothing is staged, everything is real, and my only task is to observe and record. Within a fixed frame, I choose which moment to cut out – knowing it will never return.

Nature’s beauty holds chaos, surprise, and quiet perfection. Immersing myself in that world. I reply on the Sigma BF, a camera that lets me feel each moment with my own senses. By limiting myself to just two prime lenses – 35mm and 50mm F2 – I embrace the constraints, and in doing so, I discover a shared atmosphere that flows through the entire series.

Naga Endo, Photographer

About

Nagamitsu Endo

Nagamitsu Endo is the founder and producer of NAGAVISION INC., specializing in visual storytelling. While his work revolves around video production, the art of still photography is an everyday part of Naga's life. Whether exploring the streets of New York City or capturing moments behind the scenes on set, Naga is always on the lookout for captivating visuals.

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