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Hi My name is koko and these are my photos and videos!I started taking photos seriously when I was a teen. I started out with taking photos and videos when I would travel with my family. Later on in high school I started taking photos for our school newspaper covering different events from sporting to dance performances. In college I started taking more portrait and street photography. I also post little fun vlogs on my YouTube channel. My channel is a mess of silly little vlogs and more cozy cinematic vlogs.Currently my goal is to make more cinematic videos with eerie vibes along with doing more landscape and street photography along with shooting more liminal space aesthetic photos. ( I am a huge horror fan if you couldn't tell)Equipment
DSLR: Canon EOS R -> 24 - 70 mm lens f.2.8 ; 50 mm f.1.4
Vlog: Sony ZV - 1 ii
Film: Canon T70 -> 50mm ; Canon Rebel G -> 35 - 80 mm f.4

All photos and videos below belong to Reiko Uy and to use them without permission is protected under copyright laws. Action will be taken if used.

Portraits

Portraits: Pictures of people.Covers everything from conceptual portrait photography, professional head shots, and just fun pictures of friends and family

Portrait Photography

Landscapes

From the urban streets to rural lands to being one with nature.

Landscape Photography

Film Photography

Film Photography

My favorite photos from my film camera. I have two types of film cameras and love exploring indie films.The world of analog photography is such an interesting experience as film gives such a specific feeling to a photo.

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Headshots

Conceptual Portraits

Carmine Photos

Monday Blues

Monday Blues is a series capturing the serene melancholy of a lazy Monday morning, shot in the soft, dreamy light of sunrise filtering through bedroom windows. The images explore the intimate moments of stillness and reflection that follow a leisurely Sunday, when time seems to move more slowly. Sometimes we just need a reminder to take a day off.

Carmine

Red has many symbolisms, passion, love, danger, mystery. The red light series explores the dramatic interplay of crimson illumination against a dark night. Allowing the deep scarlet tones wash over the subject, creating a moody, cinematic atmosphere that plays with perception and emotion. This series aims to evoke a sense of mystery and intensity through its use of monochromatic red lighting, creating striking portraits that border between reality and dreamscape.