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Shimogamo Shrine is one of the oldest Shinto shrines in Japan. Located in Kyoto next to the Kamogawa river it is a short walk from the centre of the city. The...
CGM Night 5 was held recently at the KDDI web communications head office in Tokyo. It was my first time to attend and thanks to Danny Choo and Andrew...
Seijogakuenmae (Seijo) is a family orientated station on the Odakyu Line, running to Shinjuku. It is a very relaxed and green area of Tokyo with plenty of...
Myoshinji Temple is in the Hanazono quarter in Kyoto. It is a wonderful complex of temples where you can enjoy strolling through the old pathways and imagine...
Had a great day at the Anpanman Children's Museum with my sisters children. The museum is near Landmark Tower in Minato Mirai, Yokohama. There is lots to do...
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Did you see the shooting star effects down by the main complex/tower itself? I thought that was pretty cool.
I was only out at the back of the complex in the park. I was a bit pressed for time so didn’t see the front. Looks like they put on quite a big show. Might go back tonight to see some at Roppongi Hills or Midtown again.
Awesome photos! Did you shoot freehand or with a tripod?
These were all freehand. I have a small tripod but never take it out with me. Maybe should start thinking about taking it in future. 🙂
If I’ll get addicted to photography it’s going to be your responsability 😉
I’m impressed. Beautiful pictures.
This time you got hit it good! 🙂
Thank you. I wasn’t sure whether these pictures really conveyed the atmosphere well enough, but am pleased to hear you like them. You encourage me to go take some more. 🙂
Supplement A. 🙂 Oh yeah!
via @Shibuya246: Tokyo Midtown Illuminations, Japan Photo-Post | Shibuya246 http://bt.io/CJSg As usual a great set of photos. 🙂
All the great colors combined make for a great combination. I wonder why the blue color is so prevalent in usage there?
that last one…so beautiful! one of those sights you so wish you could be there to see
wowwww
sugoi