Posts Tagged ‘春’
All photographs taken using a Ricoh GRD2, spontaneously and without design.
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Tags: お花見, blossom viewing, cherry blossoms, night walk, Osaka, photography, Ricoh GRD2, spring, square format, 大阪, 春, 桜
blossom blizzard
Photo information, by order of appearance, including camera, lens, and film type: 1) Voigtlander Bessa-L, 15mm Heliar, uncertain film type. 2) Voigtlander Bessa R2A, 35mm Ultron, Kodak T-Max 400. 3) Voigtlander Bessa-T, 50mm Nokton, Fujifilm Provia 100. 4) LOMO LC-A+, Fujifilm Natura 1600. 5) Voigtlander Bessa R2A, 75mm Color-Heliar, unknown film. 6) Voigtlander Bessa R2A, […]
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(Shots taken at the Osaka Castle plum garden, the Expo 70 Memorial Park plum garden, and a couple of prime plum spots near my house.)
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A few leftover photographs from around my neighborhood, taken during cherry blossom season. All shots were taken using a Holga loaded with Fujifilm Neopan 400PN.
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Tags: Japan, Osaka, cherry blossoms, cherry blossom season, spring, shrine, Kasuga-jinja, film, graveyard, 日本, 桜, お花見, 大阪, 豊中市, toyonaka, 春, 春日神社, black and white, Fujifilm Neopan 400, Holga, medium format, toy camera, reverie, monochrome, 墓, tombstones
Korakuen ohanami
Sometime in April (I can’t quite remember the date now) I took the train down to Okayama to meet my friend Hiromi for a stroll through Korakuen, which is rated as one of Japan’s top three stroll gardens. The last time I was there, with my friend Lea, it was pouring down rain and we […]
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Tags: お花見, blossom viewing, camelia, chashitsu, cherry blossoms, crane aviary, Eisho Bridge, Enyo-tei, 花葉の池, 茂松庵, 茶室, 鶴舎, Gojusantsugi Koshikake-Jaya Teahouse, Jizo-do Shrine, Kayo-no-ike Pond, Korakuen, Korakuen Garden, Nakanoshima, ohanami, Okayama, sakura, Sawa-no-ike Pond, spring, teahouse, teahouse architecture, wedding, Yatsuhashi, Yuishinzan, 八橋, 唯心山, 地蔵堂, 岡山, 延養亭, 後楽園庭園, 春, 栄唱橋, 桜, 桜林, 椿, 沢の池, 中の島, 五十三次腰掛茶屋
Okayamajo ohanami
After strolling through Korakuen, Hiromi and I walked up to Okayamajo, which was quite a different place in blossom than it was in the driving rain which Lea and I had had to walk through last time I visited the castle. Since Hiromi and I were busy concentrating on the cherry blossoms, I didn’t end […]
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Tags: お花見, castle, cherry blossom season, cherry blossoms, ohanami, Okayama, Okayamajo, Okyama Castle, sakura, spring, 岡山, 岡山城, 春, 桜
Gorgeous pink blossoms
Here’s a small gallery of photos taken of one of the trees that blossoms in the graveyard near my house.
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Tags: blossoms, 花, flowers, pink, spring, 春
