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If you went to Japan and took some photos, feel free to share it here.
>Just starting this, any cool website with Japan's street shot, do suggest.
>Useful Links:
Tokyo Street Photography: http://tokyostreet.photo/
>>14826323
I didn't go to Japan, but I've found some interesting photos of a derelict "New Zealand Village"
Would the Jay be interested?
>>14828520
it's street photography, not scenery.
I went in the summer of 2013, I'll post a few. My camera kinda sucked and I'm not a great photographer though.
>Smokers pit near Hachiko statue at Shibuya crossing
Also yeah the photos are uncompressed, I'm not gonna compress them so if you don't like it, don't open them I guess
>street in Shibuya
>Shibuya crossing at night from 2nd floor starbucks
>another shibuya
>exiting train station at Odaiba, looking at the rainbow bridge
>Takeshita Street, near Harajuku
>Asakusa shrine
>Shrine in Kyoto, during Gion Matsuri
>>14828229
no.
>another Gion Matsuri pic
>about halfway up to Fushimi Inari Shrine, Kyoto
not even gonna bother posting the torii gates, too overdone
>Meiji shine
>Meiji again
>View from a Shinjuku art gallery
>Shibuya crossing once again
>street in Akebonobashi
>Roppongi spider
I think I'm gonna stop here for the night, I hope you enjoyed my blurry, uncompressed photos
>>14829022
have a goodnight! thansk for the photos!
>>14829022
thanks, appreciated much!
>>14828923
thanks for the photos anon, I love seeing candid, not too flashy kind of street photography and your photos are all good. Enjoyed them alot.
>>14829232
>>14829172
>>14829127
Thanks guys, I appreciate it
>>14829160
Didn't realize the spider was a permanent installation, how long ago was this?
Also I just realized that the folder I was going through was just my cellphone photos... I have a few higher quality ones from my actual camera that I'll throw up before bed.
>Akiba
>Akiba
>Sudden shower in Akiba
>Side street in Shinjuku, near Kabukicho
>Unknown crossing in Tokyo seen from Shinkansen
>Shrine near Shinjuku
>riverside in Kyoto
>Riverside, Kamo river
>>14829324
January 2015.
>riverside again
An anecdote, the riverside in Kyoto was probably my favorite spot in Japan. It's very beautiful, and despite being practically downtown it's very peaceful.
Leading down to Senso-ji's main shrine, past Kaminarimon.
>>14829394
Ah, that's pretty cool, I'd like to visit in the winter/spring someday, summer was just too hot for a Northern Ontarian.
>Tokyo Imperial Palace Garden
>roof of hostel, Akebonobashi
Alright, I'm running out of good photos, unless waterfowl became street photography. And Captcha is also killing me.
>>14829396
Well yeah it is supposed to be the cultural center of Japan. Wouldn't mind living there really.
>>14829433
Any pictures of geese?
>>14829518
No geese, but I got whatever the hell these guys are. Also some herons and ducks.
>>14829529
>>14829518
Kamo river, still
>>14829532
Thank you
>>14829396
is this kamogawa?
Any anon went to Hiroshima,
was curious how the streets look like.
>>14830078
35.003726, 135.771463
mino-akasaka eki in distant background (at least the roofed bit for the unused platform) Ōgaki, Gifu.
I don't know if "street photography" automatically implies downtown?
>>14830109
thanks
>>14830300
Street photography is photography that features the chance encounters and random accidents within public places. Street photography does not necessitate the presence of a street or even the urban environment. Though people usually feature directly, street photography might be absent of people and can be of an object or environment where the image projects a decidedly human character in facsimile or aesthetic.
Would anyone like some Japanese suburbia?
I'm moving to Matsudo, Chiba pretty soon, and I took some pictures while looking for apartments.
>>14840442
http://japanesesuburbia.tumblr.com
>>14840442
sure
I kinda want to post my photo albums but I feel like it would be a mistake to link my FB account here.
Meanwhile, have some Shinsaibashi, Osaka.
