While cycling through the city, I stumbled upon a tiny hidden park with a lovely view of Shinjuku’s skyline. Nestled away from the bustling streets, it felt like a quiet oasis amidst the urban chaos. The contrast of greenery with the towering skyscrapers in the distance made it a perfect spot to pause and take in the city’s unique blend of nature and modernity. A little gem worth revisiting.
Trying the 35mm/f0.95 at night: lovely cream bokeh. Which reminds me: I can’t wait for an X-T3 with an IBIS (in-body image stabilization).
Christmas decorations are out at Omotesando Hills in Harajuku
When I point my macro lens towards tiny street flowers, it feels like stepping into a hidden world filled with incredible details and unexpected beauty. At first glance, these flowers might seem small and ordinary, blending into the urban environment of cracks in sidewalks, forgotten corners, or the edges of busy streets. But through the…
Testing out the beastly Panasonic LUMIX G Leica DG Nocticron 42.5mm f/1.2 ASPH Power OIS Lens—arguably with a name as epic as its specs! The rain kept the session short, and Tokyo’s pricey parking didn’t help either. Still, those few initial shots hint at the lens’s potential. Tomorrow’s office trip should provide more chances to…
The Infinite Crystal Universe from teamLab Planets in Tokyo. Extraordinary experience. According to teamLab “Pointillism uses an accumulation of distinct dots of color to create a picture. Here, light points are used to create three-dimensional objects. The light sculpture extends infinitely in all directions. People use their smartphones to select elements to throw The Infinite…
Walking up to the Star Wars ride at Tokyo Disneyland, there’s no mistaking the thrill of stepping into a galaxy far, far away. And what better way to start the adventure than with R2-D2 himself greeting you at the entrance? The little astromech droid, gleaming in his signature white and blue, immediately sets the tone…