Riki Dwi Kiswanto

@rikidwi_k

Best of the week 43 at #nomadict

After graduating Vocational High School, I got inspired by many foreign photographers who created extraordinary works. I started with discovering places and unique views in the city and until now I try to find and capture the best ones. I am still learning every day, practicing and photographing. It helps a lot to share knowledge among other local and foreign photographers; it enhances the skills and together you find more diverse spots and views to photograph. 

This is also what I enjoy most; finding cool new spots, creating experiences and gain inspiration. Though I would say that, for me, meeting new friends is the most valuable aspect of photography. And of course it’s a perfect way to immortalize a memory;

"I can capture a moment and look back at it any day, enabling me to recall these special moments beyond my brain’s memory."

However, a picture is not the essential aspect to memorize a moment. For example, I took some shots when I visited Mount Bromo, East java, while it was erupting. It was a very precious moment and I wanted to take as much photos as possible for the client I was with. However, I didn’t focus on the moment itself, on the beauty of the phenomenon. I would love to go back in time and experience it again, balancing taking photos and enjoying the moment through my own eyes, being fully present. 

"With the photos I take, I want to demonstrate the beauty of this Earth and invite people to discover the places I have photographed."

What is also important for me, is that I can help local people improving their welfare by showing tourists the places to visit around here in Java. Posting my photos on my Instagram account contributes a little to this as well. With my edits I try to align the tone in my feed, to enhance the photo by making it distinctive, interesting and wild.

If you enjoy Riki's art, you can get your own print!

Mount Bromo, Java, Indonesia

35.0065.00

Year: 2019 Artist: Riki Dwi Kiswanto

– Open Edition Gallery Quality Photography
– Certificate of Authenticity
– Printed on Gallery Premium Art Paper
SKU: PT-RD01 Category: Tags: , , ,

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About “Mount Bromo, Java, Indonesia” and Riki Dwi Kiswanto

“With the photos I take, I want to demonstrate the beauty of this Earth and invite people to discover the places I have photographed.

What is also important for me, is that I can help local people improving their welfare by showing tourists the places to visit around here in Java. Posting my photos on my Instagram account contributes a little to this as well. With my edits I try to align the tone in my feed, to enhance the photo by making it distinctive, interesting and wild.”

Printing 

Photos are printed on high quality paper at an art gallery that is specialized in printing, having their own equipment. 

Eco-friendly

Paper used for the prints is ecological and 100% recycled.

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Additional information

Weight0.5 kg
Dimensions10 × 10 × 60 cm
size

15×20 cm, 20×30 cm, 30×40 cm, 40×50 cm, 60×40 cm

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