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Technological Memento
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Pentax SMC-A 50/1,7 – Nikkor 50/1,4 – Summicron 50/2
The left slice is taken with a Pentax K-1 and SMC-A 50/1,7, the centre with a Nikon D750 and a Nikkor 50/1,4, the right with a Fujifilm X-T3 and a Summicron 50/2. All the cameras were at their base ISO (100 for the Pentax and Nikon, 160 with the Fujifilm), at F2 and aperture priority. The K-1 and the X-T3 photos were shot in manual focus. Only the K-1 has IBIS stabilization. The jpg is taken in Affinity by slicing each OOC RAW file without post-processing.
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Dai Shodo@Kyoto
Kyoto ‘s Teramachi-dori is full of suprises. Amidst shops of the most different kind and attire, booklovers can find this small gem. This is Dai-Shodo, a quiet print shop tucked into a narrow Kyoto street. I stepped inside on a grey afternoon with no particular plan. The light was soft, filtered through old windows and the hushed presence of paper. Everything in the shop seemed to lean inwards—frames, shelves, stairs—as if holding its breath in reverence. What struck me most wasn’t the prints themselves, but how they were displayed. Ukiyo-e woodblocks and vintage ephemera layered on every surface, propped rather than hung, as if caught mid-conversation. The stairway invited you up…
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The Answer is On the Wall
A tribute to The Hitchkiker Guide to the Galaxy.
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A Bridge
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Old Rolls, Immortal Style
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Who Is The Machine?
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Mandatory Photo Position
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Street Magic@Nagoya Castle
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Fast Food Loneliness in Nagoya…
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Helping the Elders
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Strategy
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Close up of a chessboard
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Learning to Fly
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A Ryanair Aircraft
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Close Up of an Alfa Romeo 4c
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Shrinking Knowledge
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Asimo’s Ancestor@Tsukuba World1985 Expo
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Under the Heat In Rome…
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The Flame is Still Burning…
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Wasubot. A Stiff Organ Player@Tsukuba
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(Tokyo) Taxi Driver
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Silhouettes@Osaka Castle
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Driving Around a Rainy Tokyo