Taking the 135mm f/2 for a spin in Shibuya delivers stunning street shots once again. The lens captures the lively essence of Japanese fashion and style, with sharp details and creamy bokeh that makes each frame pop. Perfect for isolating subjects against the bustling backdrop of Tokyo’s streets—timeless results every time.
Quick visit last June at the Sensoji in Asakusa. Lot of sun, almost no tourists. Took two lenses there, wide angle and a telephoto one. Here the results with the RF15-35mm, the wide one.
Colorful sight at Shinjuku Station this morning. Note that you can buy this photo on Shutterstock.
Two Japanese ladies taking photos in Kamakura.
Every Japanese town hosts those: crumbling houses with (very) old people still living in it.
Love the combination of pin-point sharpness and soft bokeh of these night shots with the RF50mm/f1.2L. Even a simple railway station looks good.
iPad update at Starbucks, perfect timing.