Shinjuku Platform
Trying the macro lens on non-macro subjects.
Memory Lane
Memory Lane, literally: remembering life before the pandemic in Omoide Yokochō – also known as Piss Alley. For the curious ones, I have not switched back to Fuji, these are photos I took earlier. Even though I was not posting for a while, I was still taking photos. Since the opportunities to go out are…
New South Gate
The newest of the Shinjuku Station exits: New South Gate.
Mitakon Vintage
Nothing better than a manual lens with large aperture (35mm/f0.95) and some vintage filter to make you feel awesome with a camera.
South Exit
Still trying the combo of 10-24mm on X-H1 and still unable to go above 1/4s. However, it seems that the hit rate at this limit is higher than without IBIS.
First Sakuras
First Sakuras blooming in Tokyo and this year, no business trip flying me away during the Hanami season – happy, happy!
Lost Tourist
Lost tourist in Shinjuku Station on cold morning in Tokyo.
Gimme Money
Every since they caught disguised Chinese guya posing as Japanese monks to steal money from donors, I cannot help but wonder: is this guy fake?
Shinjuku Station HDR
Not a fan of HDR, but just wanted to show what the sensor of the X-T2 allows you to do with only ONE shot: the dynamic range is high enough to push the dark without much noice increase (unlike on my 5Dmk3).
Station Agent
The 56mm/f1.2 APD is now always on my X-T2. Station Agent is also the first movie I saw with Peter Dinklage, years before Games of Thrones: IMDB.
Shinjuku Station
Few shots from Shinjuku Station with my 90mm lens.
Kabukicho
Walking around Kabukicho in Shinjuku: 90mm and X-T2 in hand.
Shinjuku Landscape
New terrace at Takashimaya, looking over Shinjuku Gyoen.