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Iron Dragon
Captured the Iron Dragon at Tokyo Daijingu near Iidabashi, and it’s another moment where the X-T2 truly shines. The more I learn to use this camera, the happier I am with my switch from Canon. Paired with the 90mm f/2, which rivals the legendary 135mm f/2 “magic prime” in sharpness and rendering, it feels like…
Dharma Apple II
The Apple II from the Dharma Initiative of the TV series Lost !
Little Restaurants
Tokyo is packed with little restaurants—every alley and street seems to have a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. I think I read somewhere that it has the highest number of restaurants per capita in the world, which wouldn’t be surprising given the sheer variety. Naturally, among the amazing spots, you’ll find some odd ones…
Cloudy Tokyo
A moody view of Tokyo from my favorite observation spot at the Bunkyo Civic Center. The city stretches endlessly under a blanket of clouds, with skyscrapers rising like silhouettes. Even on a gray day, the contrast of urban sprawl and distant hills makes this view unforgettable.
Tokyo Sunset
The sun gently sets behind the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building in Shinjuku, casting a warm glow over the city. The iconic silhouette of the twin towers against the evening sky makes for a serene and beautiful scene, marking the end of another bustling day in Tokyo.
Fresh Powder
There was quite a lot of snow to deal with that morning in Naeba, but the little X-T2 handled the cold like a champ. Despite the freezing conditions and all the snow, it kept performing flawlessly—impressive for such a compact setup. Made capturing the snowy landscapes all the more enjoyable!