Photography

[_jaye_]

Some photos from my Tokyo, Japan trip. Enjoy.

The long Corridor

The reaaaallly long corridor of our hotel on the first night. Wonder where it ends >_>

Pretty Flower

Flower yay! I like flowers I'm not sure if this picture is supposed to be turned the other way but hey either way, looks pretty much okay to me.

Pretty flower again

The pretty flower strikes again

Tree

I like this photo. The tree just fits to the sky. Somehow the colours just fits in.

Sky

I love the sky and the weather. It's so clear :3

Fountain Statue

Yuh. It's a fountain The sky's reflection on the glass looks pretty too.

Fuji Mountain

Very incredible. Though she's shy and wouldn't reveal the tip. It's forever clouded; according to the tour guide, there are always clouds there and very rarely you would see the tip.

Slab

A slab. I found this slightly interesting. Again, the sky and the surroundings are amazingly clear.

Duck

Yup. A duck

Ducklings

These cute fluffs melt my heart I love how they form a little ball of larger fluff. Eeee.

Busy Night Street

The night of the city. In this photograph, I like how the roads turned out, also the lights.

[Mimi]

Aww, I like the duck & ducklings. That's just too adorable. :-)

I love photography. Except, I'm a bit old fashioned. I use an Argus C3 Matchmatic (manual & 35mm) camera from the late 1950s... I got it from my grandpa. :-)

What camera do you use?

[_jaye_]

XD you can probably tell that I'm not an expert on photography, just a beginner with no knowledge whatsoever. Anyway, I use err...Panasonic Lumix, Leica DC Lense 35mm EQUIV. 25-105...

Is that what I was supposed to answer? There are other text on my camera hehe. Ah..and 4.0 megapixels.

[Syrill]

=D Duckies!!! =) ...

those pictures bring back memories =)...racing down the hallways...flower gardens...getting attacked by the smell of the hot springs and being able to see Mt. Fuji

[Paul]

the photography, you need to hold the camera steady in the first one ^_^

[Shifty]

Nice shots. First and last shots were a bit blurry. The mountain picture - the scenery looks great, although the it seems that you focused on the trees in front, and the street lamp ruins it a bit.
Although not bad for 4 MP. Border definitely adds to the pictures.

I'm dying to get a new camera, but $1,400 is way out of my buget

[_jaye_]

Most of my photos are blurry 'cause my stupid hands wouldn't stay still. *beats them* Especially when I turn off the flash and the shutter doesn't shut quickly >_>

I actually have picture of Mt. Fuji without street lamp but those, I'm not sure if they're that good.

Thank you, people :3

New cameras are now...5.0/1 megapixels >_< and small. I'd say don't get one unless you a) really need it or b) really like it.

[Shifty]

New cameras are now...5.0/1 megapixels >_< and small. I'd say don't get one unless you a) really need it or b) really like it.

My current camera ( bought about 4 months ago ) is 5.1 MP; as well as it being small. My dad recently bought an even smaller one that is 7.2 MP.
Although what I want is one of those big fancy digital SLRs. I just need it to make me feel more professional

[Mimi]

Is that what I was supposed to answer? There are other text on my camera hehe. Ah..and 4.0 megapixels.

Man, 4.0 MP is pretty good... but now they are making cameras up to 7.5 MP?! I remember when 4.0 MP was the best you could get.

I'll just stick with my vintage, old-as-dirt (literally) camera.

[_jaye_]

Argh. 7.5 MP already >_> I have not been catching up -_-

Things are getting released too quickly >_<

The large cameras look pro I love the clicking sounds the shutter makes (they go *clickclickclickclick* wheeee X3).

[sir_michael]

I the fountain photo. It is awesome.

[Anubis]

I. adore. the ducklings.

-snuggles them-

[Eo]

Nooo! MY ducklings! *snatches* And I have a strange liking for the misty one with the trees and the long corridor.

[_jaye_]

Aww I knew people would like ducklings XD Who wouldn't like those fluffy cute babies? :3

And thank you, everyone :3

Sceneries are awesome