Archive for 2010
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1999 Chateau Margaux
Dave enjoys a little 1999 Chateau Margaux for his birthday with Mayumi.
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The yummiest place on earth
Dinner at Nobu Tokyo. So yummy...
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What did Santa bring the photographers this year?
What did Santa bring you this year?
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The Mac is back: third time is suppose to be a charm
A third mac dies... (really)
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This week at Shoot Tokyo
Dave launches Issue 1 of This week at Shoot Tokyo
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Martin Bailey’s Exhibition
Martin Bailey's exhibition "The nature of Japan" at H.A.C. Gallery in Aoyama, Tokyo, Japan.
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Ginza in Leica color!
A few shots our Tokyo's Ginza shopping area at Christmas.
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More of Shinjuku’s Golden Gai
A few final shots from my evening in Shinjuku's Golden Gai in Tokyo, Japan.
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The signs of Shinjuku’s Golden Gai
Golden Gai's signs range from plain, to entertaining, to cool , to down right bizarre. Here are a few of my favorites.
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How to photograph the moon
Learn how to photograph the moon with step by step instructions.
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The charm of Shinjuku’s Golden Gai
Shinjuku's Golden Gai brings you back to the Tokyo of past with it's 200 tiny shanty-style bars and restaurants across 6 narrow alleys.
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Kentucky Fried Christmas in Tokyo
Kentucky Fried Chicken is a holiday tradition in Japan with people making reservations weeks in advance and causing lines around the block on Christmas Eve.
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Christmas in Tokyo
Shinjuku and Roppongi Hills light up for Christmas in Tokyo, Japan.
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Nakameguro and Yutenji
A few shots around Nakameguro, Tokyo, Japan.
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Bauhaus charity Rock Concert
A charity Rock Concert featuring Bauhaus Band and Gray Area in Roppongi, Tokyo, Japan.
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A charity Rock Concert at Bauhaus
A charity Rock Concert featuring Bauhaus Band and Gray Area in Roppongi, Tokyo, Japan.
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Another MAC bites the dust…
A second Mac dies...
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Tokyo Architecture
Dave takes a few shots of some of Tokyo's best architecture
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A lucky find in Shinjuku
Dave gets lucky at Lucky Camera in Shinjuku!
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Meguro Police Station: surrounded
Reporters, Photographers and News Crews surround Meguro Police Station in Tokyo, Japan awaiting the surround of the assailant who beat famous Kabuki actor Ebizo Ichikawa several weeks ago.
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Shinjuku
A few shots around Shinjuku's Central Business District.
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Tokyo Kaiten Sushi!
Dave has lunch at Tokyo Kaiten Sushi and brings his M9 along...
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Around Nakameugro
A few shots around Nakameguro with my Leica M9.
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Morning Walk with my M9
Dave bring the M9 for a morning walk.
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The M9 and I get acquainted
Dave get's his M9 legs...
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Welcome Home: Leica M9
Dave goes Lecia, M9 style...
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A little bit of macro
Dave spends a bit of time with his 100mm macro lens.
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Strobist 102 Apparent Light Size
Dave's continues learning to light.
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Meguro Ginza Kan-non
Dave explores 'The 2K' and finds Meguro Ginza Kan-non.
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Strobist 102 Position Distance
Dave's journey of learning how to light. Here is the result of Strobist #1: Position | Distance.
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Strobist 102 Position Angle
Dave's journey of learning how to light. Here is the result of Strobist #1: Position | Angle.
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Autumn in Tokyo
Autumn falls on Tokyo and over takes a house!
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Technology and Karma
Dave's weekend of technology trouble. Down but not beaten!
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Inari Jinja
Took a walk down Komazawa Street the other day and found a Inari Jinja.
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Shinjuku 2:21am
2:21am and all is quiet in the Shinjuku Business District.
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Meguro River
A quick afternoon walk by Meguro River
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Yutenji 3:20am
3:30am walking around my neighborhood brings me to Yuntenji Temple...beautiful.
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Shinagawa Cycling
After doing my post on panning I had the desire to do some serious panning. One of the challenges...
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Panning
A brief overview of how to execute the technique panning to bring motion and emotion into your photos.
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Shibuya Clowns
I was running some errands in Shibuya and quickly found myself surrounded by clowns! Turns out that Shibuya did not...
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Shoot for the moon!
Dave's first picture of the moon!
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High Dynamic Range (HDR)
A quick overview of High Dynamic Range Photography. This is a great process for land scape or night photos to bring out details you otherwise won't capture.