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

Sigma BF Camera
Sigma 35mm F2 DG | Contemporary
F8, 1/500s, ISO 250

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.

Photographer Naga Endo enjoys a stroll in Maine along with his Sigma BF camera and 35mm F2 DG | Contemporary lens.

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