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Tomoko Yamamoto

Tomoko Yamamoto

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Profession: Multimedia Artist
Location: Vienna, Austria (VIE)
Home base: Vienna, Austria
URL: http://www.tomoko-yamamoto.com
URL: http://www.photoshelter.com/user/tomoko-yamamoto
Email: •••••••• (private)
Languages spoken: English, Japanese, German
Skype: Multimediatomoko multimediatomoko
Mobile phone (while in Vienna): •••••••• (private)
Mobile phone: +4368183169909
Home phone: •••••••• (private)
Last login: 5 days ago
Member since: 24 Apr 2006 09:04

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Tomoko Yamamoto is a native of Tokyo, Japan where she has a family to visit regularly, but she lived in the US for the past 44 years. However, she is in the process of moving to Vienna , Austria. She has a scientific background in that she earned her Bachelor`s degree in Biology (Tokyo Metropolitan University, 1966) followed by a second B.S. in Physics (Bradley University, Peopria, IL 1968) and a Ph.D. in Biophysics (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1974). She came to photography after a few years of research and teaching college-level physics. Her turning point was her 1977 photograph of the Cornell campus in Ithaca, New York, which graced the cover of Cornell Alumni Magazine in 1991.

Later her impressionist reflection photos and other nature photos were exhibited in Maryland and the neighboring states of Virginia and Delaware. More recently she has started to include music in her career by presenting multimedia shows of songs and photographs with the vocal compositions of Johann Sebastian Bach, Franz Schubert and her own. She has traveled to Europe (Germany, Austria, Italy, UK, etc.) during the summer for the past 16 years and have taken photographs, the themes of which have been mostly driven by her musical and literary interests.

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Desktop, Laptop, Netbook

I have currently doing everything on my laptop with Vista which I purchased in Japan in January 2008, having left behind a desktop with Win98 (Dell). My laptop is a Japanese machine by Hitachi and operates on Japanese Vista, but I can load an English or German characters set (for that matter it can be French or other languages, but the laptop keyboard is Japanese with the English alphabet.)

I am anticipating the arrival of my mostly slide film I had sent by air from the United States, and I should start kranking up my scanning activities. I also need to travel and this laptop is too heavy if I am to take my photo equipment.

I would like those of you who have all three or at least two of the three to share how they are doing with file transfer and such.

My rented apartment came with a computer desk, so I have room for a desktop. I also have a writing desk in my bedroom which I also inherited from the previous tenants. I also can move from my kitchen with a dining area where there is a table to the bedroom to the living room where there is a computer desk. Since I have a USB mobile internet connection, I can easily move from room to room with my laptop, but for scanning films into computer and traveling light, this laptop is too heavy, but not enough capacity for the desktop-type work.

28 Oct 2009 08:10 | 3 replies

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