Travel Photography Inspiration

The hands of the Great Buddha, Kamakura by Angus MCINTIRE
Tip: Kamakura, a short distance from Tokyo, has many magnificent temples.
Astuce: Kamakura, à une courte distance de Tokyo, a de nombreux temples magnifiques.

A part of the former Japan, waiting for you to explore. After a certain time, throw your card and simply walk.

I took this photo in the valley of Jigokudani near a city called Yudanaka-Onsen in Nagano Prefecture. The lighting conditions were difficult, and poorly lit waves due to the water of volcanic source hot, which means that the shooting requires the use of a quick primer (135 mm F2,0) and a lot of post-treatment to increase the contrast and sharpness.

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There are hundreds and thousands of temples in Japan - you can try to go to them all, hit the most popular (or "tourists"), or be a little more adventurous and visit some of the smaller sites less known. Daisho-in has proved to be one of my favorites - high on a hill on the island of Itsukushima (also known more popularly as Miyajima) and with very few tourists, we had almost entirely the temple of the temple. This has allowed us to wander as long as desired, without that many people put themselves on our path and to move closer to the more possible for thousands and thousands and thousands of statues and relics that cover the region. It was an excellent opportunity to practice shooting under different angles - lower bottom, pull from the top to the top, seek the reflections in ponds,
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A lens with a 50 mm would be an excellent round lens to make. A large angle would also be an additional premium to capture the beauty of the landscapes and seascapes.
The summer is very very hot and humid, but product of clouds ​​phénoménaux nests of Thunderhead also. Nov, it begins to cool.

High in the mountains of the prefecture of Okayama, Koya-san, it is the site of many ancient temples and saints. This shot was taken in the cemetery Oku-no-in, which is a fascinating place and strange, in particular photogenic later in the afternoon, when wells of light descend in the trees.

The sumo wrestlers train to Tokyo, Tokyo.

Tip: Do not be afraid to change your point of view and to experiment with the shutter speeds when taken of view. Often, become low and close can create a stronger image than simply pull on the level of the eyes, while changing the shutter speed can help to inject more drama in the shooting.

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