How can I contact Ryosuke Saito for photography or video work?

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The only contact method listed on saitoryosuke.net is email: [email protected]. The site does not publish a phone number, contact form, or social media links, so email is the single documented channel for reaching Ryosuke Saito about photography or video work.

What to know before you write

Ryosuke Saito is a professional photographer based in Bangkok, Thailand since 2020, originally from Yokohama, Japan. According to the site, he has more than 15 years of professional experience, with portrait and fashion as his main commercial subjects. Movie shooting and editing for visual promotion are also listed as specialties.

That background is useful context for your inquiry: if your project involves commercial portrait or fashion photography, or promotional video work, it falls directly within the services the site describes. The site does not list pricing, availability, or booking terms, so those questions need to be asked directly by email.

What the site shows he works on

The portfolio headings on saitoryosuke.net give a sense of the range of work:

  • commercial works and others — commercial photography projects
  • movie works — film and video projects
  • Atoms
  • # hyper_tourist (in progress) — an ongoing project
  • Ordinary people, Ordinary lives
  • Circulations
  • something behind there
  • What we had before and what they are losing
  • pilgrimage to Kailash

The mix of commercial and personal documentary-style projects suggests he takes on both client work and independent series. If your project resembles any of these categories, mentioning it in your email can help frame the request.

How to send a useful inquiry

Since email is the only listed channel, the quality of your first message matters. Include:

  1. Project type — commercial portrait, fashion shoot, promotional video, editing, or something else.
  2. Scope and timing — what needs to be shot or edited, and when.
  3. Location — the site states he lives in Bangkok, so note whether your project is local or requires travel.
  4. Deliverables — final images, video length, editing requirements.
  5. Budget range — the site gives no pricing signals, so stating a range helps avoid back-and-forth.

Limits to keep in mind

  • No phone number, form, or social profiles are listed on the site — email is the only documented route.
  • No pricing, package, or availability information is published, so you cannot confirm cost or scheduling without a reply.
  • Response times are not stated anywhere on the site.

If email does not get a response, the site itself offers no alternative contact path, so there is nothing further to try based on the published information.