cshimokita
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Exactly...
The back story is simple... it's the end of the year and people visit the neighborhood shrine. The lanterns are adverts for local businesses, naturally paid for by the companies in support of the shrine... that and good luck charms, donations, events... particularly around the holidays are the main source of income.
She does have an attitude ; )
Casey
Pre-Hokkaido...
The film is back from the lab last night and about 1/3 scanned. There were a few photos at the start of the first roll that were taken prior to the Hokkaido trip... so from a time sequence here are a couple... Fuji Neopan 100 () and the 50mm - do I have o...
I can see Fernando’s influence in the second photo.😉
Love that one and the third. The shadows make for great drama.
Hahaha... he does have a certain eye...
shooting with other photographers is always a learning experience ; ) Casey
Number 01... heading for lunch
I had a great time... looking forward to the next time ; ) Casey
Thanks John... I am almost finished scanning the Hokkaido photos...
I managed to shoot one roll of ACROS Neopan 100 Version II and I am impressed. Very flat and easy to scan and initial impression is good contrast and clean shadows... but I need more time to analyse. So far I am very pleased with the results from Hokkaido...
The second photo grabs me —
Rather the brash, indignant, or whatever pose of the young woman grabs me, grabs my attention. I am still trying to figure out the backstory therein!
Exactly...
The back story is simple... it's the end of the year and people visit the neighborhood shrine. The lanterns are adverts for local businesses, naturally paid for by the companies in support of the shrine... that and good luck charms, donations, events... p...
