• Skytree

    Tokyo Skytree through the EF400mm must be a sight to behold! That compression effect really pulls the scene together, making the tower pop against the background as if it were a perfectly placed cutout. It’s one of those cool quirks of telephoto lenses that turns a familiar view into something surreal and striking.

  • Kailua Beach

    What a perfect way to close the weekend—sharing the last glimpses of Kailua from when travel was simple and carefree. Those soft sands, turquoise waters, and the serene Hawaiian charm captured in your photos must bring back such fond memories. Here’s hoping we can all return to those dreamy destinations soon. 🌴🌊✨

  • Agrabah Sunset

    October is the perfect time to visit Disneyland! The park transforms into a Halloween wonderland with spooky decorations, themed treats, and maybe even a few costumed characters wandering around. Cooler weather and festive vibes make it a magical experience for all ages. Get ready for some autumn-themed fun and unforgettable memories!

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    Pancakes

    Café Kaila in Honolulu knows how to make pancakes that leave a lasting impression! Fluffy, golden, and topped with all the right extras, they’re a breakfast dream come true. Add in the laid-back Hawaiian vibe, and it’s no wonder they’re the best I have ever had. Definitely a must-stop spot on the island!

  • Typhoon Season

    September in Japan brings those familiar rainy days, with typhoons stirring up dramatic skies and steady downpours. Streets glisten under the rain, and there’s a certain moody charm to it all—umbrellas dotting the landscape, puddles reflecting city lights, and the rhythm of raindrops. While typhoon season can be unpredictable, it’s undeniably atmospheric! 🌧️🌂

  • Lanikai Sunset

    Lanikai Beach in Hawaii is pure perfection—soft white sand, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and the iconic view of the Mokulua Islands in the distance. It’s no surprise it’s often ranked as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Your photos must be like little windows back to paradise. Definitely a place that stays in…

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    Suidobashi

    Bringing the “bazooka” (EF400mm) to Suidobashi must have been a fun experiment! That lens is perfect for creating a stunning compression effect on the platform, pulling the scene together and making everything feel tightly packed and dramatic. Such a great way to turn a mundane setting into something visually striking.

  • Outside Bath

    Finding a little onsen in a remote part of Hakone sounds promising, but it’s disappointing when the reality doesn’t live up to the website’s photo magic. At least the bath itself was decent—sometimes a soak can redeem an otherwise lackluster experience. Hopefully, the journey to get there made up for it, if nothing else! 🛀🌿✨

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    Sensoji Tele

    Switching to the RF70-200mm for Sensoji must have completely changed the perspective! Telephoto zooms are fantastic for picking out intricate details, compressing the scene, and isolating elements that might get lost with a wide-angle. Perfect for framing the temple’s stunning architecture or capturing candid moments from a distance. It’s also a great choice for bringing…

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    Sensoji Wide

    A sunny June visit to Sensoji in Asakusa, with nearly no tourists, must have been a rare and serene experience! The RF15-35mm was a perfect choice for capturing the grandeur of the temple, from the imposing Kaminarimon Gate to the intricate details of the main hall. Wide angles really shine in such iconic spots, giving…