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YOKOHAMA Bike Photo Contest-Declaration of Zero Accidents with Everyone-"
In Yokohama City, we are working on traffic safety awareness throughout the Traffic Safety Campaign and Enhancement Month, but looking at the traffic accident occurrence situation during 2021, the ratio of motorcycle accidents to total accidents in Yokohama City (32.2%) accounted for a higher incidence than in Kanagawa Prefecture (28.8%). In response to this situation, we held the “YOKOHAMA Bike Photo Contest-Zero Accidents Muttered by Everyone-” posted on Twitter with the aim of raising traffic safety awareness and preventing accidents for riders riding motorcycles. . This time, we received 92 entries. Thank you very much for your application. Let's continue to follow traffic rules and manners and enjoy motorcycle life♪
Last Updated December 6, 2022
Results Presentation
Tabletop calendar image
Six prize-winning works (1 gold prize, 2 silver prize, 3 bronze prize) were determined as follows.
Winners will receive prizes with the cooperation of sponsoring companies.
In addition, a desktop calendar created with six prize-winning works will be presented to the prizewinners and participants by lot, and will be used at various events.
Gold prize
@Mr. kubinash1
<Declaration of zero motorcycle accidents>
"Let's stop firmly without being able to see the scenery."
<Comments by Professor Mitsuhashi of Yokohama University of Fine Arts>
I often found this place. The light of Minato Mirai, the light of intersections, the traffic lights, and the tail lamps of bikes create the story. It's like the beginning of something, and it's like the last scene of a movie. It's a piece that looks like the end roll will flow after the drama. It's fantastic and very impressive.
Silver prize
@Mr. fumi_hama
<Declaration of zero motorcycle accidents>
"Pashari at 6:45 (Mujiko) in hope of no accidents."
<Comments by Professor Mitsuhashi of Yokohama University of Fine Arts>
KAWASAKI's famous car is collaborating with Cosmo Clock 21 (ferris wheel) and diving coaster of Cosmo World. KAWASAKI enthusiasts seem to have Z and W factions, but characteristic spokes and disc brakes are the charm of this motorcycle. It looks like your car is standing in the refreshing sky and amusement park.
Silver prize
@Mr. vikicha
<Declaration of zero motorcycle accidents>
"I always wear a chest protector."
<Comments by Professor Mitsuhashi of Yokohama University of Fine Arts>
In the Yokohama Port Symbol Tower and the blue sky, clouds can help dramatic production and hear the sound of the engine. You seem to have toured on a very pleasant day. The angle (low angle) from the lower position of squatting enhances both the tower and the motorcycle.
Bronze Prize
@Mr. obase_boss
<Declaration of zero motorcycle accidents>
"Be careful of slip!"
<Comments by Professor Mitsuhashi of Yokohama University of Fine Arts>
I think there was a puddle by chance, but sometimes water the ground on purpose when shooting advertisements and promotions. This photo also has the effect of suppressing reflection and halation, but the blue sky, clouds, and silhouette reflected on the surface of the water are composed of exquisite compositions on the vertical screen, making it a truly effective production.
Bronze Prize
@a7Kh9j7wUsgLY9W
<Declaration of zero motorcycle accidents>
"When driving, drive while paying attention to the movement of the surrounding cars and motorcycles."
<Comments by Professor Mitsuhashi of Yokohama University of Fine Arts>
The CT110 of HONDA has a history from turnips and CT50. It has changed completely and now it is often used by young people for touring and camping. It is a privilege of a motorcycle rider to see the sights and stop the motorcycle and watch the sunset with your car. It's a wonderful time with my partner.
Bronze Prize
@Mr. Hellcatarea 045
<Declaration of zero motorcycle accidents>
"I'm strictly prohibited! Surprisingly, it's a blind spot from the car! Be safe today!'
<Comments by Professor Mitsuhashi of Yokohama University of Fine Arts>
Ookagawa is one of the places where you want to walk along the river throughout the four seasons. The cherry blossom season is also a special time, but when the cherry blossoms begin to fall a little, it is unbearable for motorcycle riders. The body color and the met color overlap with the road surface to create a well-balanced composition.
Introduction of those who cooperated in the selection of photos
Mr. Jun Mitsuhashi
Professor, Yokohama University of Fine Arts (in charge of video media design and photography major)
After returning to graduate school from Retirement, an advertising photography company. As a freelance photographer, he has been a photographer for music, subculture, and art magazines. In addition to the exclusive photographer of the artist, he is active in writing and coordinating. He has been a part-time lecturer at Chiba University, Nihon University, and Tama Art University. Technical guidance at workshops and cultural centers has been active in a wide range of fields, including presentations at academic societies. At university, he is in charge of practical training and lectures utilizing his experience in the field. Member of the Japan Society of Photography, the Japan Society of Visual Arts, and the Japan Society of Photography and Arts
Outline of the event
<Application period>
From Wednesday, June 1, Reiwa 4 to Wednesday, July 21 ※The application has been closed.
<Recruitment theme>
●Photography Theme "City and Bike in Yokohama"
●Posted theme "My bike accident zero declaration"
<Number of prize-winning works>
Gold Prize (1 point), Silver Prize (2 points), Bronze Prize (3 points)
Sponsorship
Kapps Co., Ltd. / Raf and Road Sports Co., Ltd. / Yokodai Hamburger PassTime
Inquiries to this page
Road Policy Promotion Section, Road and Highway Bureau Road Policy Promotion Department
Telephone: 045-671-2323
Telephone: 045-671-2323
Fax: 045-550-4892
Email address: do-seisaku@city.yokohama.jp
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