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Snowboarding in Japan seems to be as much about style as it is about the slopes! For many young women, it’s a chance to show off their color coordination and makeup skills, often more so than their actual snowboarding abilities. The outfits are on point, and even on the coldest days, they manage to look…
Airport Reflection
Airports, like Haneda, are great places for street photography because they’re full of interesting scenes and people. There’s always a mix of emotions—people rushing to their gates, families saying goodbye, or others just relaxing while they wait. The architecture, with big windows and modern designs, adds another layer to the photos, especially with the light…
Station Agent
The 56mm f/1.2 APD has become a permanent fixture on my X-T2—it’s just that good! Incredible sharpness, dreamy bokeh, and perfect for portraits or anything with a shallow depth of field. On another note, The Station Agent was the first movie I saw with Peter Dinklage, long before his Game of Thrones fame. Such a…
Biogon Bokeh
I’m loving how the little Zeiss Biogon (35mm) beautifully blurs the background at a large aperture. The soft, creamy bokeh adds so much character to the shots, making subjects stand out while giving the images a dreamy, artistic feel. This lens has a way of turning everyday scenes into something special!
Lake Tahoe Composition
Lake Tahoe: capturing the same spot and view with different compositions truly transforms the scene. Don’t hesitate to move around, experiment with angles, and play with aperture settings whenever possible. A wider aperture can isolate elements like the round boulders, creating a soft, artistic focus, while a smaller aperture keeps the entire frame sharp, highlighting…
Japanese Couple
A young Japanese couple posing at Happoen for their wedding photos—such a beautiful and serene scene. The bride’s elegant kimono and the groom’s formal attire perfectly complement the traditional garden setting. It’s moments like these that highlight the timeless beauty of Japanese culture and the joy of new beginnings.