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Yes...a very important one...
...don't use a driver (my wife in this case) who has never driven on the left side of the road and doesn't speak Japanese. It's a recipe for disaster...and I can say that from firsthand experience. I already had gray hair and now I have more : )
Cityscape.
Views of the city can sometimes be fascinating depending on the perspective and the amount of information shared. I hope to improve capturing these when I am presented with such views at certain vantage points as it's easy to overlook them when doing stre...
Hi Padj.
The first 2 was with a Fujinon 18mm (27mm equiv.) F2 lens, the third a 14mm (21 equiv.) F2.8 and the last a 23mm (35 equiv.) F2. Thanks.
Thanks, Fernando.
Really nice. As best I can tell you passed the Dr. Tom test. I don't see distortion anywhere on the edges.
I think...
I need to go check out Sapporo! Best E. PS. I\'m actually serious. Mrs E just told me that for her birthday at the end of February she wants to go to Japan, to check out Hokkaido and maybe try learning how to ski. Could be fun...
Yes...a very important one...
...don\'t use a driver (my wife in this case) who has never driven on the left side of the road and doesn\'t speak Japanese. It\'s a recipe for disaster...and I can say that from firsthand experience. I already had gray hair and now I have more : )
Great shots again Fernando
I have a preference for the two first ones... may be because I\'m a snow addict Best wishes Alkiro
Thanks Alkiro.
Here's one in the middle of nowhere. Taken with the phone. cheers fernando ...
Truly great shots dear Fernando
truly great...never had such hard time deciding which one I like most..if arm is twisted...first one Cheers D
The second photo...
Know the location quite well... but the twilight city view in the first is a winner. There is a certain fascination with cityscapes... ___________ At the moment I am in Hirosaki, Aomori Prefecture... today was the castle, shrines, and a five level pagoda....
I hope you made it a productive walk.;)
Looking forward to the photos. Walking and photography really go hand in hand. I walk more now with a camera in hand. Best fernando
My first time to Devil's Peak.
Pity it was one of those bad air days. Everything around central was a bit hazy. As you can see here. cheers fernando ...
Thank you for sharing....
those top pictures with us. I like them all. Best Regards Edward