Here are some pics I like:
It was really difficult to shoot Momijidani (Maple Walk) during peak season without getting cam whores or someone's ass/amputated limb/decapitated head in your frame -.- We stayed at the ryokan (inn) just right in front of the maple garden so I woke up at 6am Japan time (Singapore time 5am), went to cheong the hot spring first then dragged a half-asleep Mr Wong (my husband) to catch a shot of the blooming maple trees. yeah, those two "models" are my husband and I in yukata (kimono-like outfit) =)
The night before, I tried the gold filter that Eunice and I went to buy... I quite like the effect ^^
And this, Kintai-kyo, is one of the top three bridges in Japan, in Iwakuni near Hiroshima. I think people in the ancient times are v smart and i have great respect for those who built magnificent structures with their lack of teknologi
This was shot on a cruise around Kujukushima (99 islands).
And hehehe, Japan also has street-side stalls one wor! It's called Yatai and it's found in Tenjin (Hakata, Kyushu). This stall is run by a father (his back facing camera) and son (holding out noodle) team and the ramen was so good (and cheap!) that we went back again and the old uncle recognised us ^^
and this one's just for laughs! LOL
k la, if want to see more, you can click below:
Kyushu
Miyajima, Iwakuni, Kyoto
