caporip, it looks like the Pub Dog is sleeping it off after having a bit too much to drink.
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Frank, I particularly like the photo of the tire from underneath.
caporip, it looks like the Pub Dog is sleeping it off after having a bit too much to drink.
caporip, it looks like the Pub Dog is sleeping it off after having a bit too much to drink.
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A view of Shinjuku from the 28th floor

Stretching in the park


Stretching in the park

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Yesterday while walking from Sugamo to Ueno I could see the new Tokyo Sky Tree when I was around the Uguisudani station. Not a great photo, but this thing is huge.


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Yeah the pub dawg is good, I wouldn’t have been able to resist putting a nearly empty schooner just off to the side…
Good view from the 28th Henry, what about the view from that sky tower that should be cool on a clear day. I see the Japanese drive on the BSA standard side of the road…I never really knew that before, I just assumed that after the US occupation after the war they would have ended up on the Francois side of the road.
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Good view from the 28th Henry, what about the view from that sky tower that should be cool on a clear day. I see the Japanese drive on the BSA standard side of the road…I never really knew that before, I just assumed that after the US occupation after the war they would have ended up on the Francois side of the road.
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Shot a few years back with a camera with 8 year old 1/1.8" 5mp sensor. Reprocessed.

1s, f/2.8,, 7.4mm, iso50, handheld (!)

1/800s, f/2.8,, 5.1mm, iso80, handheld, converted to B&W

1s, f/2.8,, 7.4mm, iso50, handheld (!)

1/800s, f/2.8,, 5.1mm, iso80, handheld, converted to B&W
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Both cool, I especially like the B&W one.
Here is a little one-person truck I came across a few days ago.

Here is a little one-person truck I came across a few days ago.

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Henry,
Nice photos. Make me want to dust off my A2 and charge the batteries for the old time sake.
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Nice photos. Make me want to dust off my A2 and charge the batteries for the old time sake.
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I did not know that on Dimage A2 you can turn flash on at 1/2000s shutter speed. Below is an example.
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PICT10211 by BigSury, on Flickr[/url]
From couple of years ago.
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PICT10179 by BigSury, on Flickr
PICT10179 by BigSury, on Flickr[/url]
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PICT10211 by BigSury, on Flickr[/url]
From couple of years ago.
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PICT10179 by BigSury, on Flickr

PICT10179 by BigSury, on Flickr[/url]
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Ahh, the old A2. Quite a nice camera and those are nice photos.
Here is a little boy on his way home from school in the afternoon:



Here is a little boy on his way home from school in the afternoon:



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You can see him thinking in that second shot "Whatever you do: DON'T LOOK UP!" 
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From my new Samsung Galaxy Nexus with a whopping 5MP on a 1/4" sensor.


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That's a very nice shot Mark, and a nice dof for a small sensor.
Nex 5, Nex 6 (IR), A7M2, A99 and a bunch of lenses.
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Small sensors and even phones now can do a pretty good job on flowers, nice ones Sury and Mark.
I hope you haven’t touched off a small avalanche of concern there Henry, ‘mommy mommy, there was a gaijin on the overpass taking photos of me’….the little tyke sure was loaded down though with backpack and frontpack.
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I hope you haven’t touched off a small avalanche of concern there Henry, ‘mommy mommy, there was a gaijin on the overpass taking photos of me’….the little tyke sure was loaded down though with backpack and frontpack.
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Thanks guys. Although I like this picture, the phone tends to show a LOT of noise, even in good light. You can see what I mean in the background of the flower shot. Although it's a bit strengthened by PP work, it isn't that far from the original.
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Mark, still a very good one especially coming from a phone camera.
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