Spring in Japan
Hi all,
After lurking for some time, I thought I'd have a go at sharing my recent piccies. In no particular order:
It all started with a beer, Ashai is a tasty beer in Japan. My first photo from my GRII (actually I bought it for hubby - he he).
We went to see Mount Aso, the famous volcano. It was a tad wet.
The food was fantastic. This is a steamer for pork buns (char siew bau), my favourite street snack.
I got to practice my street photography. This is a nun collecting alms outside a Tiffinay shop.
I managed to leave my battery charger behind, which left me to play with my GRII. This is straight from Lightroom with no PS. They are slippers outside my room in the ryokan (a traditional B&B in Japan).
The wet markets are always fun. This BW was done using part of the tutorials in the technique forum, based on Dan M workflow.
How could I resist. I must admit to chasing them down the road to capture this one. Not to be recommended unless you have a patient friend who will pretend to be the subject ahead of you.
Thanks for viewing.
After lurking for some time, I thought I'd have a go at sharing my recent piccies. In no particular order:
It all started with a beer, Ashai is a tasty beer in Japan. My first photo from my GRII (actually I bought it for hubby - he he).
We went to see Mount Aso, the famous volcano. It was a tad wet.
The food was fantastic. This is a steamer for pork buns (char siew bau), my favourite street snack.
I got to practice my street photography. This is a nun collecting alms outside a Tiffinay shop.
I managed to leave my battery charger behind, which left me to play with my GRII. This is straight from Lightroom with no PS. They are slippers outside my room in the ryokan (a traditional B&B in Japan).
The wet markets are always fun. This BW was done using part of the tutorials in the technique forum, based on Dan M workflow.
How could I resist. I must admit to chasing them down the road to capture this one. Not to be recommended unless you have a patient friend who will pretend to be the subject ahead of you.
Thanks for viewing.
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I think the first shot is the best b/c as soon as I saw it, I wanted a bottle of beer. Asahi beer at that too.
Hmmmmmm beer........
What male senior (maybe even female) woudn't be tickled pink with such a characterful portrait of himself/herself, rather than looking generically flirtatious among the daisies in some park?
Beautiful, playful, accomplished work. Thanks!
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I love your high-key processing, which really works for your shots. Please share more with us!
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Yeah I think you should do more series and share more often. It could hone your skills more and entertain us about Japan along the way!
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Such great pics!
I wish i would of had more time to go sight seeing and such when i was in Japan, but i was there for my brothers wedding. Which i was in so i couldnt even get many pictures of that GRRR
Anywho Ashai is rather good beer and I recommend if you like beer to give it a try.
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I love the pork bun steamer, the slippers, the nun... actually they are all great!