New for Old

It has been some time since I left Japan, but I have continued to use the old Nikon D200 camera I bought at the Nikon House in Tokyo in 2010.  With that thought in mind I decided to update this old blog with a new post of new photos taken on my old camera... from Japan.  Did you catch all that?  It doesn't matter here are some new photos that could have been taken 150 years ago. 

I shot these along side my Fuji x100s (I'll post some of those later), and feel the old Nikon did just as well if not better.  most of the shots were taken with the 18-70 kit lens.  I hope this can inspire everyone to go out and take some awesome photos regardless of what you are using.

Market

I recently made a visit to Sanlucar, Spain and got some surprisingly good photos with my Fuji x100s at their vibrant market.

London New Years

My travels took me to London for New Years,

and though this post may be late, better late than never.

Big Buda

One of the last sights I took the time to see in Japan was a giant Buda hand carved into a mountain top in Chiba Japan.  After Spending so much time in this beautiful country I hope to return someday.

Big Surprize

Though I left japan several month ago I was recently looking through my vast archive of images and found something I never Posted for some reason, the Kanamara Matsuri Fertility Festival

Summer in Japan

I spent Saturday wondering Kamakura once again and here are the results.

Cairns

For the last part of my Australia trip I went to Cairns where I got a closer look at some of the wildlife.

Litchfield

While in Darwin I visited Litchfield National park.  The park had several beautiful water falls and lakes you could swin in.  Another feature of the park were hundreds of massive termithe mounds.

Jumping Croc's

After my trip to the rock I took a ride on The Ghan to Darwin.

Once in Darwin I took on of the jumping Croc tours.

Ayers Rock... or is it Uluru now?

During by brief time in Australia I had the priviledge of seeing one of the continents greatest natural features Uluru.

A Trip Down Under

last week I expanded teh scope of my adventures and dropped 'down under' for a few days.  My first stop was Sidney, though I only had a day there I did geet to see some of the sights.

A couple of weeks ago I took the train out to Sagamahara to see the "Giant Kite" festival, above are a few of the photos I took.