Levi Viloria Photography

03/15/2025

03/12/2025

Ready for Kawaii Kon 2025?
Throwback from last year

09/12/2023

Application
#運命の赤い糸                                    

09/11/2023

January 2018,
It was about the halfway point to my life in Maizuru. The pandemic to come was inconceivable by anyone still. I was more active then, fired up to do more with my passion for photography. A Japanese animated film, Kimi no Na Wa released recently and I was fascinated by the concept of Unmei no Akaiito featured in that banger of a movie. See there’s a belief in east Asia that individuals are figuratively tied to one another by an invisible red string, and that fate would have it these two meet someday. So I traversed through the snow to buy some red yarn with the hope of featuring it in some photo shoots. But when Covid panned the globe, a lot of my motivation, along with my ideas were thrown to the backburner. Some five and a half years later along with the help of select individuals I’ve stumbled upon, I’m pushing forward through the hardest chapter in my life to restore these passions. Huh. Guess there is such a thing as fate.
#運命の赤い糸                                       

09/10/2023

I’ve met a lot of people from all over the world, but I’m glad to have met some of the coolest souls right here in my hometown. This is Naks. I thought that I had a sh*tty year? Nah. This girl triumphed over difficulties beyond anything I’ve experienced through sheer determination, endured the brunt of pain and then, continues to work in a vocation that helps others. I’m ever so grateful to have met someone like her. We need more Naks.


                   

09/10/2023

So glad I keep the RAW files if nearly all my shoots. The way I edit today is vastly different from how I’ve done it in the past. Redoing some old shots from 2015, and learning a lot about how I’ve changed in the last eight years


                   

09/06/2023

Untitled 2022
     

                   

09/03/2023

Unwind

                   

09/03/2023

Years ago I did a project with some of my students in Japan, making tie dye bags and handkerchiefs as an activity. We had some extra dye at the end of the day, and instead of dumping it, I decided to throw it all over a few old shirts I had laying around, with the entente on of using them someday. Today was that day, four years and a pandemic later.


                   

09/02/2023

Back to basics

 
                       

09/02/2023

We’re here
It’s been too long, once again. Let’s try this one more time. New and old works coming soon.

 
                       

09/29/2022

Who's excited for the new Pokémon titles dropping in a few months?