The illuminated Tokyo Tower is always a stunning sight but notoriously tricky to shoot, especially when it comes to nailing the white balance. The warm glow of the tower contrasts with the cooler tones of the city at night, making it a challenge to capture the scene just right. Still, it’s worth the effort every…
Beyond sushi, geishas, and Pokémon, Japan deserves recognition for the incredible snowfalls that blanket the northern parts of Honshu. It’s not unusual to see over a meter of snow in just a single day, transforming the landscape into a winter wonderland. This shot, taken on our way back from Naeba, captures the aftermath of one…
Awesome motion blur, this time from my little brother in the passenger seat.
Staying at a nice ryokan always means the chance to enjoy incredible, carefully prepared food. However, I do wish there were more breakfast options. As much as I appreciate the traditional salty dishes like grilled fish and pickles, I just can’t handle them first thing in the morning—I need my coffee and bread to start…
The ambient lighting at the top of Tokyo Tower is just stunning—especially the purple glow! It adds a unique and calming vibe to the space, making the experience of taking in Tokyo’s breathtaking views feel even more special. A perfect touch to an already iconic spot!
Tokyo Tower panorama: It’s been a while since I last went to the top of Tokyo Tower, but it’s always worth it. The view of the city is breathtaking, especially at dusk when the lights of Tokyo start to shimmer. A perfect spot for capturing wide, stunning shots of the sprawling metropolis, blending the colors…
I’m really happy with this shot of Tokyo Tower framed beautifully at the Zojoji Temple
Ideally located near Tokyo Tower, Zojoji Temple is a historic and spiritual landmark that plays a central role in Tokyo’s New Year celebrations. With its striking mix of traditional architecture and the modern backdrop of the tower, the temple is a stunning place to welcome the new year. Visitors flock here to join the joyous…
In the subway with my Sigma ART 35mm f/1.4—a lens that never disappoints. The wide aperture handles the low light beautifully, creating sharp, detailed shots with creamy bokeh. Even in such a mundane setting, it makes every frame look cinematic and polished. Always a pleasure to shoot with this gem!
Micro 4/3 cameras are definitely convenient to carry and simple to use, but when it comes to photo quality, my 5D Mark III still takes the crown. The level of detail, dynamic range, and overall depth it captures—even in something as ordinary as this random building—just outshines the Micro 4/3. Sometimes, the bulkier gear is…
