I bought a new manual Helios lens. It is very heavy and difficult to use but I’m enjoying it a lot and keeps surprising me. Being manual helps me to focus more my attention on taking a good photo, with automatic lenses I tend to be more impulsive. Also, when using it at f/1.5, the depth of field is so narrow that I need to keep my breath when shooting. I will keep practicing.
I love the crazy bokeh!
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Other moments in Tokyo
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Conversations, World Affairs, Culture
"I'm from Libya," he said. I don't know what to say. It's as if he'd told me he'd just come from his father's funeral.
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The first specialty coffee shop in Ikebukuro and Junkudo (bookstore) resonate.
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film, edit
Editing is interpreting.
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The Riddle of Steel.
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Commutes, Cities, Underground
The man stands motionless in a crush of white-shirted salarymen, as they swarm past him, toward the single escalator.
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Reve, japan, Centre commercial piscine
Rêve de centre commercial-piscine
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Urban Nature, birds
Sparrow Noise
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City walks
Birthday walk home
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Dead Letter, Addiction
"Dear Cigarettes"
in Tokyo, Japan