Japan Adventure - trying some different things, (a fair few photos)
 

Hi All,

I switched from DSLR last year and picked up an M8. I have used it a little bit since then, but not a whole lot. Over a two week trip to Japan last month I decided that I would wear my camera as much as possible - I think it's just what I needed and finally I feel comfortable with it. It's all shot with a 50mm lens, so this produced some different crops at times when most people would prefer to use a wide angle.

I also tried some different type of processing on some of these photos, most of them were just taken as I saw something interesting and stopped walking to take a shot, no elaborate setups or anything like that here.

Let me know what you think.

Cheers


Lamborghini by mugget, on Flickr


L1010351 by mugget, on Flickr


L1010324 by mugget, on Flickr


Keep your goggles on for that trick by mugget, on Flickr


Trying a Soy Bean Tea by mugget, on Flickr


OIOI Kyoto Marui by mugget, on Flickr


Cozy Restaurant Entrance by mugget, on Flickr


The downside on this bikes... by mugget, on Flickr


Nijo Castle by mugget, on Flickr


MARUZEN by mugget, on Flickr

I took quite a few shots at a zoo and aquarium, cropping most of those to 16:9, going for a cinematic type look...


Deathly Jellies by mugget, on Flickr


Hee hee - funny lookin' fish by mugget, on Flickr


Corals & fish by mugget, on Flickr


Polar Bear by mugget, on Flickr


Flamingo by mugget, on Flickr

View back down the mountain by mugget, on Flickr


Bikes & Mt Fuji by mugget, on Flickr


Mt Fuji by mugget, on Flickr


Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building by mugget, on Flickr


Stark by mugget, on Flickr


A different view from Tokyo Metro by mugget, on Flickr


Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building by mugget, on Flickr


Abstract by mugget, on Flickr


Buildings by mugget, on Flickr

This is the only kind of 'posed' photo (he saw me setting up for a shot and went into his pose - guess I've got to learn to shoot quicker and be sneakier.)


Memoirs in a cafe by mugget, on Flickr

Thanks for looking!

thanks for sharing. i think it is great that you challenge yourself and push the boundaries.

My personal favourites amongst these are Mt Fuji, and Abstract.