Yokohama has always lived in Tokyo's shadow — Japan's second city, an hour down the coast, perpetually the little brother. Andrew Faulk was on assignment for the New York Times when he decided to make the argument another way. Shooting from above at golden hour, he captured the city in multiple exposure — the same skyline layered over itself in-camera, buildings ghosted through buildings, the urban grid multiplied until it becomes something closer to abstraction. The result is a city that feels as dense, as relentless, as alive as any metropolis on earth. Yokohama, making its case. Every Distant Dawn print is professionally produced and custom framed, arriving ready to hang. This fine art photography print is printed on premium archival photo paper, built to hold the extraordinary depth and luminosity of that golden hour cityscape on your wall.
