Yoshihiro Makino

Yoshihiro Makino, a Tokyo-born photographer now residing in Los Angeles, brings a unique perspective to the photographic world, influenced by the interplay of Japanese and global design. His work showcases a deep appreciation for architects like Le Corbusier and Frank Lloyd Wright, who incorporated Japanese elements into their designs, influencing modern Japanese aesthetics. His notable projects include a photographic essay on Le Corbusier’s work in Chandigarh, India, and a collaboration with Ace Hotel Kyoto, capturing the melding of space and design. Makino's diverse client list includes Architectural Digest, NY Times, T Magazine, and The Wall Street Journal, among others. His photography, spanning interiors and portraits, is sought after by editorial, private, and commercial clients globally. Yoshihiro’s work stands out for its narrative quality, weaving stories of cultural integration and design innovation through his lens.