I'm an American photographer living in Japan. I take photos and talk about them. Sometimes other stuff too, random bits from my brain and whatnot.
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Dragon Wishes on Flickr.
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Sakura and taikobashi on Flickr.
Cherry Blossom Tunnel
John S Lens, Blanko Noir Film, No Flash, Taken with Hipstamatic
Lotsa Sakura
John S Lens, Blanko Noir Film, No Flash, Taken with Hipstamatic
Sakura River
John S Lens, Blanko Noir Film, No Flash, Taken with Hipstamatic
Really Steep Stairs Up To Shrine
Lucifer VI Lens, Float Film, No Flash, Taken with Hipstamatic
Old Shrine
Lucifer VI Lens, BlacKeys SuperGrain Film, No Flash, Taken with Hipstamatic
Japanese Graffiti
Lucifer VI Lens, Float Film, No Flash, Taken with Hipstamatic
![A-ok, Bossman [44/365]
This guy here is from a camping and fishing store in the area. I haven’t actually been fishing here in Japan yet, but seems like a popular activity. This store is always packed with people, anyways.
I was going for kind of a “hipstamatic” effect with this photo. It almost seems to defeat the point of HDR to process it in such a way, but I look at HDR as a way to get more light for me to play with, that’s all. We often think of HDR as these crazy, over-the-top things, but that is processing (or tone-mapping), not HDR itself.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lgy3gqePFw1qz4upho1_1280.jpg)
A-ok, Bossman [44/365]
This guy here is from a camping and fishing store in the area. I haven’t actually been fishing here in Japan yet, but seems like a popular activity. This store is always packed with people, anyways.
I was going for kind of a “hipstamatic” effect with this photo. It almost seems to defeat the point of HDR to process it in such a way, but I look at HDR as a way to get more light for me to play with, that’s all. We often think of HDR as these crazy, over-the-top things, but that is processing (or tone-mapping), not HDR itself.
He seems to be having fun
