Sometimes it's the small, everyday things that are overlooked.
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Portrait Session 2

The second installment of the 'Portrait Session' series.
Kwame, of the 'Pirates of the Dotombori' Kansai's best improv group, needed some portraits and I needed to take some portraits.
Autumn in Nara
Recently, I went to Nara park to take in the autumn leaves, as did many many other people. Thankfully, the park is very spacious and did not feel crowded;
even with hundreds of people and deer.

The Japanese Maple, or Momiji, turns a brilliant red, which came through even on this somewhat cloudy day.
"Dragon"

My favourite picture from this outing. Ironically as there no autumn leaves in the frame, it could be taken at anytime of the year with dark overcast skies.
Friday, November 26, 2010
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Tennoji Zoo - revisited
I recently revisited the Tennoji Zoo. The previous time I had just purchased my DSLR camera, hopefully my skills have improved a bit over the last two+ years.
The first two pictures are of local birds, not kept at the zoo though they like to hang around at the sea lion exhibit to steal food from the sea lions.








The first two pictures are of local birds, not kept at the zoo though they like to hang around at the sea lion exhibit to steal food from the sea lions.
Blue Heron
White Egret
Asian Elephant

Giraffe

Lion
Tortoise
Dusty Tortoise
The Endangered Chinese Crocodile
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Urban Decay
In Japan, many communities have what is called a 'Shotengai' or a 'Shop Street', it is an area where many small shops are concentrated along, an often covered, street. Some, in larger areas do quite well, especially if there is nearby convenient public transportation such as a major train station. However, without such fortune many become shuttered, decaying places.



Thursday, September 30, 2010
KFT Shinsaibashi - Final Scene
The last Shinsaibashi KFT was held on September 22nd.
In honour of the movie the dress code was 'gangster'.
It just fit, so I added a few words to this last picture.
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