Here are the latest photos I captured with my Canon EOS 5D Mark III camera. These samples showcase how effectively this camera performs across diverse settings, conditions, and subjects, thus providing a comprehensive look at its real-world performance. These should help you decide if this camera could be the perfect addition to your kit.
The Lost submarine, known as the Galaga, was a key part of the storyline in the later seasons of the show. It served as the Dharma Initiative’s submersible vehicle for transporting personnel and supplies to and from the Island. Scenes involving the submarine were filmed at Kualoa Ranch, utilizing its coastal areas to depict the…
The Jungle Expedition from Kualoa Ranch Tours is an adventure into one of Oahu’s most iconic landscapes. The Kualoa Private Nature Reserve is not just a natural wonder but also a piece of Hawaiian legend, revered by ancient Hawaiians as sacred land. It’s also a favorite filming location for Hollywood, featured in blockbusters like Jurassic…
The North Shore of Oahu is a paradise for those who crave nature’s raw beauty. Known for its world-famous surf breaks like Pipeline and Sunset Beach, this stretch of coastline transforms into a playground for surfers during the winter, with waves reaching up to 30 feet. Off-season, the vibe is much calmer, with golden sands,…
Uploading a few pictures from Hawaii in my next posts, starting with this one—a traffic jam in Honolulu. Nothing remarkable about the scene itself, but I really liked the light and the bokeh in this shot. Sometimes, it’s the simplest moments that make for the best photos.
The Naha Makishi Public Market, accessible from bustling Kokusai Street, is a lively hub where visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant world of Okinawan cuisine. Women are the driving force behind this Machigwa, bringing energy and authenticity to the market’s atmosphere. On the first floor, you’ll find a colorful array of tropical seafood, unique…
Shuri Castle (首里城) in Shuri, Okinawa, stands as a symbol of the Ryūkyū Kingdom’s rich history and culture. Once the royal palace, it served as the political, economic, and cultural heart of the kingdom. Tragically, it was almost completely destroyed during the Battle of Okinawa in 1945. Starting in 1992, the castle was meticulously reconstructed…
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.
Manza Beach Resort is a tropical haven on the western coast of Okinawa, offering a blend of luxury and natural beauty. Set against the backdrop of lush greenery and pristine waters, the resort features a stunning crescent-shaped beach with soft white sand and crystal-clear shallows perfect for swimming or snorkeling. With panoramic views of Cape…
Tucked deep in the valley, Ainokura (相倉) is the most secluded village in the Gokayama region. It boasts nearly 20 traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses, their steep thatched roofs designed to withstand heavy snowfalls. Unlike the more accessible Ogimachi, Ainokura has managed to stay quieter and less commercialized, offering a peaceful, authentic atmosphere. Many of the farmhouses…
Kanazawa is a city steeped in history and culture, known for its Edo Period charm, samurai heritage, and vibrant artisan traditions. As the seat of the powerful Maeda Clan, it became a hub of art, craftsmanship, and learning, rivaling the cultural significance of Kyoto and Edo. Remarkably, Kanazawa escaped destruction during WWII, leaving much of…
