In Japan, cheap noodles are a staple for locals and visitors alike, offering a delicious and satisfying meal without breaking the bank. Despite their affordability, these noodles don’t compromise on quality, and the variety is impressive—ranging from ramen to udon to soba, each with unique flavors, textures, and toppings that make them both comforting and exciting.
Awesome motion blur, this time from my little brother in the passenger seat.
I wanted to check how good the AF of the R6 works when combined with an EF400mm F5.6L lens, so I went to Shibuya and shot a few people crossing the famous spot (AF in eye tracking mode). I am happy to report that the focusing speed of the EF400mm F5.6L USM on the R6…
What a baseball game in Japan would be without them? Tough job to go up and down the stairs with a keg on their back.
Stuck in traffic at night, playing with the focus ring…
Impressive results with a slow shutter speed using the Panasonic Leica DG Summilux 12mm f/1.4 on the GX85. This little camera continues to amaze me—compact but packed with features. The 5-axis in-body sensor stabilization is a game-changer, letting me capture sharp shots even in challenging conditions. Honestly, it outpaces many DSLRs in this regard. Canon,…
The Takayama Jinya is a beautifully restored Japanese house in the heart of Takayama, offering a glimpse into the Edo period. Once a regional government office, it now stands as a testament to traditional architecture, with its tatami rooms, wooden beams, and meticulously maintained gardens. Wandering through its halls feels like stepping back in time,…