Ryuta Bando talks about memories in local Hokkaido!"I ran three mountains in Daisetsuzan at a school camp."

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Nakajima on Lake Toya, which I often went to in high school, was beautiful, so I took it on the iPad I had.

In the drama "true criminal flag" (10: 30-11: 25 every Sunday night, Nippon Television), the actor who plays the same transportation company, Ryu Mochizuki in the second half of the game "10: 30-11: 25, Nippon Television) 24 years old. His recommendation = what he likes and what he is interested in approaches through his hobby photos. [See the photo] The sunset seen from the nearby station was beautiful, so the 7th of the first grade of junior high school, Bando, started to get into the best point at the moment I saw it, but before my debut. Plenty of landscape photos taken in local Hokkaido. With the memories of those days, we will deliver the shooting and the thoughts of making them in front and back. ――When this photo was taken? All photos taken when I was in high school. I picked up the album of the Hokkaido era and brought it. ――Was the scenery you were shooting in high school? yes. It was just the scenery. I almost never took people. However, when I went to a wonderful place like a sacred place in Steiner Education in high school in high school, there were people of various races going to Steiner's school from about 12 countries around the world, and everyone sang together. I took a picture of where I was, but it was just the scenery in Japan. ――What is the difference between shooting the economy and when shooting people? I feel like the scenery wants to shoot more impulsively. I have to shoot now! I have a strong feeling that I can't miss the moment. For example, the sunset you are watching can only be taken at that moment, and the color may have changed tomorrow. When I thought that the photo of Lake Toya was beautiful, I had only an iPad when I tried to take a picture, so I took it with it. That's why the image quality is a little bad. But Yotei Mt. Yotei is also very beautiful. At this time, there may be no more Toya Lake where Nakajima is reflected so beautifully! I thought. Like a wild canal. ――You did not go for special shooting, but in everyday life. yes. Sometimes I went to shoot with a tripod and camera, but I couldn't take any good photos at that time. Rather, if you look sideways on your way home from school, uh! There is a sunset, so now! I thought and took more. I was really disappointed when I saw the best sunset when I didn't have a camera. ――The photos of this fallen leaves are a bit different. At that time, I was addicted to a single focus lens, and I took photos of the fallen leaves using the lens. You can blur all the lenses with all lenses, but the single focus lens can be blurred other than the focused part in millimeters. At that time, I always wanted the lens! However, it costs about 88,000 yen, so I remember saving money and buying it. ――What is a single focus lens? F -number 1.It's about 8.Oh, F -number is aperture, but if it's a normal 35mm zoom lens, the F value is 3.About 5.So, if it is a single focus, 1.Since 8 can add more light than ordinary lenses, the blurred feeling is stronger. For example, taking a human face with a 35mm lens will fit the whole eyes and nose, but if you focus on your nose, your eyes will be blurred. Because the focus is severe, it becomes beautiful when you take a picture. Therefore, single focus lenses are often used in cinema cameras, so when a girl confesses from the front, use a single focus to focus on that person. I think there are many things. ――Did you read books and magazines to study? Or in practice? I learned in practice. I have never bought a magazine and read it. I didn't have any camera magazines, so I bought and used lenses and cameras to learn how to use it on my own. When I was a high school student, I took a clay animation alone, but at that time I used the single focus camera very much, so I think the way of handling was quite good. ――The photo of this Daisetsuzan is quite cool and I don't think it's a photo taken by high school students (laughs). That's right (laughs). It's cool. There are three mountains in Daisetsuyama, but this is a photo taken when I went to a camp in the school curriculum. At this time, I brought an Olympus waterproof digital camera, but the landscape photos have a wide angle of view, so I probably took two in a row and connected them to make it look like panoramic photos. Multi -heavy exposure and panoramic photos were popular in myself. Another photo is a photo taken by someone during the camp. The water is so beautiful that you can drink it, where the melting water accumulates and looks like a small lake. The snow remained and it was cold normally, but the camp continued for a week and I wanted to wash my hair, so I entered and washed. Everyone was normally washed and washed her hair. ――What do you stay in the camp? There is no lodge, it is a tent, or it is a nojuku. ――Is it a no -juku!? Is there still snow left? But I don't have the impression that it was cold at all. In this camp, I went around three mountains in about a week, so I just walked, and I remember that the scenery was just beautiful. The weather was nice. Oh, but only the last day, I remember that it was raining and stormy, and was about to be blown away by the wind. ――In this way, Hokkaido is really rich and magnificent. I agree. This is a photo taken because I thought the Milky Way seen from my room was so beautiful. nostalgic. Because it is a view from my room. The nature of Hokkaido always shows various faces, so I can't be careful. If you like photos. So, when I lived in Hokkaido, I always carried a camera, including when I went to and from school. ――Is you always made not only photos, but also making cray animations, right? I agree. In addition to clay animation, in high school, I had been in the movie research department for three years, so I was all playing movies, so I liked making something. But at that time, rather than making it together like now, I did it all alone and did it alone! There was a feeling of "wanting to go". I made it! (Laughs). But I made it without showing the process of making! I created the atmosphere. Actually it's really hard. At that time, I think I was twisted to Hen (laughs). Interview / sentence = Shizu Oikawa