Street shots in Tokyo, part II
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I've found I really enjoy walking down the street and grabbing shots as they come by. Sometimes sitting someplace and waiting for the right person, or situation. I wish I had more time (and a more interesting place) to do this when not on vacation. Oh, and Andy, when is your next workshop?
Anyway, here are few more that I've processed while still on vacation:
This guy was singing on the Harajuku bridge. And by singing, I mean wailing his heart out to late 80's early 90's rock. I was under the impression he was there semi regularly. He definitely drew a crowd.
Some girls headed up to the bridge for the cosplay group.
A few gentleman sharing paints in the park.
I wish I had more shots of the Rockabilly crowd, but my battery died while my spare was in the other bag DOH!
Anyway, here are few more that I've processed while still on vacation:
This guy was singing on the Harajuku bridge. And by singing, I mean wailing his heart out to late 80's early 90's rock. I was under the impression he was there semi regularly. He definitely drew a crowd.
Some girls headed up to the bridge for the cosplay group.
A few gentleman sharing paints in the park.
I wish I had more shots of the Rockabilly crowd, but my battery died while my spare was in the other bag DOH!
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Harajuku sounds like a dream to photograph (at least to me). Everybody cosplay!
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DRT-Maverick - It's a lot of fun. I wouldn't want to live here, but I think it's a great place to visit!
Dean - That man was wailing his heart out so hard. It was kinda sad watching him. But, maybe that was his idea of a good time? Who knows. And the secret about traveling is simply making it a priority. Set up a travel fund and let it build up over time. Before you know it, you can afford to go where you've set your goal for :ivar