Staying at a nice ryokan always means the chance to enjoy incredible, carefully prepared food. However, I do wish there were more breakfast options. As much as I appreciate the traditional salty dishes like grilled fish and pickles, I just can’t handle them first thing in the morning—I need my coffee and bread to start the day!
Few shots on my way to work with the 35mm f/0.95. Love that lens!
Mondaye Abbey, located in Normandy, France, is a serene and historic monastic complex with deep roots stretching back to the 12th century. It is an exceptional example of French Baroque architecture combined with a timeless spiritual ambiance that speaks to centuries of devotion and quiet resilience. The abbey is home to a community of Norbertine…
Enjoyed some good crêpes in Harajuku at Fée Délice—light, flavorful, and satisfying as always. The ambiance adds to the experience, but the cider? Delicious, yet predictably overpriced. Still, it’s a nice treat in the middle of Tokyo’s bustling streets.
A crossing in Shibuya—not the Shibuya Crossing—is a quieter, less chaotic scene, but still full of character. Fewer people mean more room to focus on individual moments: a lone cyclist, a pair of friends chatting, or the rhythm of the lights changing. It’s a different vibe, but no less intriguing for those who love capturing…
Two shots from Ikebukuro Station at night on a rainy day.