Why I always carry my camera…
…even out on to my balcony to have a smoke. These days there are plenty of ways you can always make sure you have a camera with you, from ....
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Composition 101, Pt.1
How a simple cardboard frame can help you out, even when you’re a pro. Cheap or free is good sometimes and in the case of our lo-fi aid to....
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Photowalk, Saturday 21st Aug: Enoshima
It’s about time we all got out of town again and had a bit of seaside action. Enoshima is not exactly the quietest of places on the weeken....
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Photography project: Leading the Eye
A new project for this week kicks off a series on leading the eye. There are many ways of leading the eye of the viewer through your photogr....
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Shoot the kids!
Come along this Sunday for a studio & location lighting workshop with Alfie’s kids. No animals on this shoot but with this workshop we....
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Even More Kyoto Sakura Photos
Northern Kyoto sakura (North of Imadegawa Street) are in fine bloom right now. Anything south of Imadegawa is fading and falling now, which ....
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Life three metres out in Tokyo’s backstreets
Alfie spends the day touring Jared, a music producer from Vermont, around classic backstreet Tokyo. It might have been Cartier-Bresson who o....
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My latest Kyoto sakura pictures
Go to my flickr photostream (username: Kyoto) for the latest photographs of Kyoto sakura. ....
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Sunset Sakura
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Photograph : Hostesses On Obake
As I mentioned yesterday, around Setsubun the geisha of Kyoto celebrate Obake, a special event where they dress up in costumes. The event h....
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Photograph : Maiko On Geisha Obake
At the start of the year in Kyoto the geisha celebrate a special event with the festival of Setsubun called Obake (the Japanese word for “....
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Yokai Matsuri (Yokai Part 3)
This month, in honour of my hosting the March 2010 Japan Blog Matsuri, I have been creating posts about yokai (Japanese monsters). posted ....
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Shots from our recent macro workshop
Thanks to those that came out last Saturday for our macro workshop. Some great shots and some glorious weather. Macro photography, or ‘pho....
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Photograph : Nio Japanese Buddhist Guardian Statue
This is a photograph of the nio (Japanese Buddhist guardian statue) Agyo at the first temple of both the Fudo Myoo and Bekkaku pilgrimages i....
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Photograph : Nio Japanese Buddhist Guardian Statue
This is a photograph of the nio (Japanese Buddhist guardian statue) Ungyo at the first temple of both the Fudo Myoo and Bekkaku pilgrimages ....
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Agyo and Ungyo : Japanese Buddhist Guardians
Niomon of Yashima in Shikoku. Upon entering the grounds of many Buddhist temples you will find yourself having to cross through the nimon.....
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Yokai Village (Yokai Part 2)
Deep in Tokushima-ken (and an hour from my home) you will find Miyoshi City and the Oboke Valley. It is a gorgeous area determined to woo an....
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Photograph : Tanuki
As I mentioned yesterday, I am doing a yokai theme this weekend for the weekend photographs from Japan. This particular photograph is an old....
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Photograph : Tanuki
In keeping with the yokai theme I have for this month’s Japan Blog Matsuri I am keeping my weekend photographs to a yokai theme this week.....
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Japanese McDonald’s American Burgers
A few months ago the McDonald’s in Japan began an American Burgers promotion. They debuted four different burgers tied to four locations i....
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Swimming With Tiger Sharks
I grew up with the ocean. As a child my summers were spent at the shore, the waves crashing over my feet. I adore the ocean. It inspires a g....
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Japanese Buddhist Ceremony : Walking On Fire
At the start of the year I found myself continuing the eighty-eight temple pilgrimage of Shikoku. It was a unique time to see the temples as....
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Photowalk: Saturday 30th January
This week we explore with just a 50mm lens and taking 36shots. Shooting with a fixed, prime lens can be great discipline for the eye. Add to....
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Photography Links of the Week – Looking Foward to 2010
Click through for some great photography links and some words about the coming year 2010 is well and truly underway now, and we are once aga....
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Group lesson: First sunrise of 2010 in Japan
It’s something of a tradition for Alfie  to capture the first sunrise. And he hopes this year’s is less eventful than in 2009. Last yea....
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Maple swirl
I jumped out of the way of a car while taking a picture of an “iroha momiji” maple tree around the corner from my home, and spun the ca....
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10 Photographers who changed my life, Hunter`s take
Picking a favourite photographer is a bit like picking a favourite song on your favourite album; impossible. However, choosing a list of tho....
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Inside Hunter’s sack: all his kit reviewed
What photo-gear Hunter can’t leave the house without. A lot of people are surprised when they see the inside of my kit bag, partly because....
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Quadcam App for iPhone
Our world is full of competing visual stimuli. Capture that stream of visual consciousness with this great app for the iPhone. We live in a ....
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