First trip in Japan - Page 2

Moe8ius · (#11 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by Polar

Got a thing for feet/shoes

Quite interesting observation, but not very accurate, IMHO. ;-) What would you say if you see my series/study about uchimata (the position of women's feet towards uchi 'home')?

The huge importance, in Japan, of feet position, fancy/luxury shoes is absolutely amazing; and literally captivating for a photographer's eye.

Cheers.

Moe8ius · (#12 (**permalink**))

Thank you all for your comments.

Re portraits: I never ask permission when I want a candid street shot/portrait, but, when I have eyes contact, I make a smile and a say thank you. Usually works perfectly, especially in Japan.

Cheers.

KylieHJensen · (#13 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by Moe8ius

My first contact with Tokyo: a great place to visit and take pictures. I loved almost everything, people, places, light, food...

Have a look at my first pictures at Gérald Verdon ¦ Photography

Cheers,
Moe8ius

neat! Did you only went to Tokyo?

KylieHJensen · (#14 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sashimister

Excellent photography! Thanks for sharing!

agreed. There are some very interesting photos.

JohnBraden · (#15 (**permalink**))

I hope I develop a keen eye and capture great moments like you did!

Moe8ius · (#16 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by KylieHJensen

neat! Did you only went to Tokyo?

Thanks, Kylie.

I had only a few days and spent them all in Tokyo (and Yokohama). Actually, I would no hesitate in spending a lot more days in this city... ;-)

Again, it is a great place for a photographer.

Cheers,
Gérald