Kobe is a port city with a very long and rich history, it very common to see strongly European inspired building like these around the city.
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18JanKobe French Building
I had a great view over Himeji from the castle. I took this photo from the last floor of the castle, trough a window so small I had to remove my lens hood!
06JanOsaka Dōtonbori HDR
This is the Dotonbori canal, it also the name of the district where I took this picture. It is by far my favourite spot in Osaka! The food is delicious and cheap, many people is drinking Asahi in the street and the shops have the most original storefront in the world! Some of them are huge mechanized sign and other have neon lights that could be considered as art work!
Walking in this bamboo forest was so surreal, really felt like I was in a samurai movie, I was ready to grab a Katana and duel someone… or maybe not, sounds kinda dangerous, Hehe. But still the height theses trees is very impressive!
03JanShirokawa – 白川
Happy new year! This is the first sunrise of 2010 over the city of Kobe. I had to freeze my ass for this shoot, hope you like it! I’ll fix the tree at the bottom right corner and upload a high resolution format for wallpapers later… maybe.
29DecRuanji Path HDR
I don’t think I will shoot HDR at night when there is cloud anymore, they have a very weird effects on long exposure Shoots. What do you guys think? Do you like the super dramatic effect they have on the photos?
Influenced by the positive feedback I got from the my “view from my roof” photos, I decided to bring my camera and tripod to the residential streets of Nakano, my neighborhood. There, I tried to capture the feel of Tokyo’s small streets. If you come from North America you would be inclined to think that they look more like alleyways rather than streets, but that’s what I love about them. Every house is unique, people leave their potted plants outside, their bicycles unlocked and they let their laundry hang out everywhere. Nowhere in the world have i ever even such respect for other people’s belongings.
