Kimono Roboto
Nice expo in the basement of Omotesando Hills in Tokyo: Kimono Roboto.
Park Time
Facing the cold winds on a Sunday afternoon.
Christmas Mood
Festive lighting at Omotesando Hills for Christmas. For reference, the same scene but in focus – sometimes, it is useful to play with the focus ring!
Japanese House
Large Japanese house in Happo-En. Looks… very cold – based on personal experience.
Traffic Lights
As mentioned earlier, playing with the focus ring of the little Zeiss Biogon is a treat, and here a defocused road while waiting at a traffic light in Tokyo.
The focus ring of the Zeiss Biogon 35mm is such a pleasure to use that I often play with it.
Biogon Bokeh
Love how the little Zeiss Biogon (35mm) blurs the background at large aperture.
Biogon at Night
Trying the little 35mm Zeiss Biogon on the Fuji X-T2, this time at night a few steps away from home in Kagurazaka. No post-processing (red filter aside): love the result.
Tokyo Daijingu
One of my favorite temples in Tokyo, only a few steps away from home: Tokyo Daijingu. Mostly visited by women praying for a good relationship. Shot with the Biogon 35mm.
Zeiss Biogon 35 ZM
Ever since I got my X-T2 I have been tempted to try some Leica M-mount lenses. While I love the performance of my XF lenses, I feel they lack personality: it’s always sharp, no vignetting, low distorsion. Besides, I am not a fan of how they handle: the metal coating is too slippery, the focus-by-wire…