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Best scored for Rovers' reserves earlier this week as he continued his rehabilitation from cruciate knee ligament damage sustained during pre-season but, as is common when returning from such injuries, the Republic of Ireland international is suffering from swelling around the joint.
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This was one of the best tours, crammed with history, that we took on our recent trip to Ireland. Our guide was amazing and full of factual detail. He took us to Bective Abbey, which wasn't on the scheduled tour, because it was on the way - beautiful site. My spouse and I have some mobility issues, so getting in and out of the van was somewhat difficult. A step stool would have been helpful. Please note that there is a great deal of walking and very steep hills to climb on this tour it is not a trip for anyone who has serious mobility issues. We were able to do all except the hill at Loughcrew. I recently had a knee replacement and was only able to get about 2/3 of the way up to the site however, if we had had more time, I surely would have been able to get to the top. The total trip took about 10 hours. If you love ancient and religious history, you will love this tour.
It was GRAND! We loved that we spent so much time off the bus exploring and learning about the culture and history of the area. Our guide Derrick was accommodating knowledgeable and friendly. It was a great day in the Irish countryside.
Despite on and off rain, this was a tremendous tour. We saw so many amazing sites as part of the tour - the Hill of Tara, Loughcrew Tombs, Monasterboice, and Trim Castle - but our driver/guide also pointed out a number of other fascinating places along the way including Newgrange and Becktive Abbey. The guide was personable and knowledgeable. He also took great care of his tourists - we had two very old ladies and one young woman with who were challenged by walking the steep climbs but our guide made sure to stay with them, encouraging them and keeping them engaged in the trip. He went out of his way to make sure that we all were able to experience the many wonderful sites this trip offered. The only thing I wish we had been able to do was to go into Newgrange. But that's just another reason to go back to Ireland!
Excellent tour guide and fascinating sites.
Fantastic tour!! Great tour guide, Derek very informative and friendly. Very comfortable size group of only 15. Tour included a great balance of scenery, small villages, history. Highly recommend this tour.
We had a fantastic day discovering ancient Ireland. A very knowledgeable guide and a small group made for a perfect day. Beware, there are some fairly serious hills to climb, but totally worth it when you arrive
Great guide. Adequate time at each site! Highly recommend.
We loved, loved, loved this tour! Our guide was fantastic, informative and engaging. The rich history, the preservation of the sites and the ability to explore them all was fun and fascinating. We enjoyed the little restaurant at Loughcrew and how the guide would stop at sites along the way to our next destination for photo opportunities and provide a little bit of background on it. We highly recommend this tour for the adventurous!
Excellent Tour! Our tour guide Matthew was extremely knowledgeable. Beautiful drive. I would highly recommend this tour!
Jimmy was really good and fun. An excellent trip.
This was an excellent tour that provided a very informative introduction to Celtic Ireland. Jim was an outstanding tour guide! He was knowledgeable, well-organized, and entertaining. Anyone planning on visiting Ireland who wishes to better understand its history and culture should take this tour.
Nice day, Nice pace.
A great experience with guide Chris. So much I did not know about Ireland's past was explained very well.
Excellent: the driver, loughcrew tombs, Unscheduled stop to Bective abbey. It was excellent value for money - especially compared to the M.G new grange/Tara tour I did. However, we did not: get a guided tour around drogheda, go to Ardee, or even get into trim castle and #39;s keep. But I throughly enjoyed.
Great tour guide which made to a wonderful trip. Darryl gave us so much history, showed us many little sites along the route and made it a fun day. This is a must do!
This tour was quite good. There are two things to note: the tour guide was quite punctual so if you are late you would be left behind!!!! Also wear suitable shoes... especially with grips because you will be doing a lot of walking up and down hills and it was quite slippery and muddy. I fell on the beginning of the tour and basically had to walk around with a huge mud stain on the back of my jeans. The tour guide Carolyn was quite knowledgeable on the history of Ireland. It was also engaging and fun. She made little jokes and played music on the tour to keep our interest from site to site. We also made a lot more stops than what is mentioned which was quite nice.I would highly recommend this tour to anyone who doesn't mind some walking.
Our trip was in November---All in all this was a terrific trip. Worth the money. Our guide was knowledgeable and pleasant. We will plan to do this again the next time we are in Dublin. Lovely countryside and comfortable bus. Very happy.
Nothing less than great. Darren was a great guide, he knows a lot about the subject, and we had a bonus, since he made us enter the Trim castle through an aquaintance of his, who is in the Castle staff. Darren and the driver were very willing and kind, and made us get to know amazing places.
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This was a great tour, with lots of history. The Hill of Tara was amazing, lots of history to take in. We were also lucky with the weather for our tour, blue sky's all day and there was an amazing sunrise over the valley and the site when we arrived, just beautiful. The Loughcrew Tombs are perched on top a hill, so for me it was an amazing walk up this green steep hillside maybe not so for my Mum to see these tombs with the historical significance in time. The walk was absolutely worth it. We then proceeded onto lunch at the town where the tour guide was from, which was interesting, as there was nothing to do there, except eat at the pub. Mum and I found this on a number of tours we went on with Extreme Ireland, that the tour guide took you to his hometown, dropped you at a pub or attraction and off they went home to visit family. As we are paying for the tour and to see highlights of this area, the tour guides should be taking us to the sights and best areas to eat, rather than their home towns. Overall, the history we learnt on the tour was great. Just wished the Trim Castle was open to explore at the time...
This was my favorite day trip. It was relaxing and our guide really knew her stuff. The drive beautiful!!
Jim was a fabulous tour guide! He was interesting, funny, and personable. We had a wonderful day in the Irish countryside!! We highly recommend Jim's tour!
This tour was a delight. We had the most awful weather which was becoming more and more discouraging, but our guide was knowledgeable, fun and kept our spirits up during the daylong drenching. Great value for your money!
Outstanding overview of Ireland's Celtic history. Our guide was Darren and he did a great job of giving us the necessary context to appreciate the sites as well as keeping us moving. Would definitely recommend this trip to anyone else visiting Ireland and looking for something a little different.
If you want a sense of irish history, this is the tour. Very little bus time compared to most tours. Lots of time exploring, with a nice mix of town, castle, and ancient Bronze Age. If you have time for only one tour and want to get off the bus and dig into deep Irish roots, this is the one.
This was a great day trip, with lots of content. We especially liked Trim Castle and the Loughcrew Celtic tombs. It was quite a climb to Loughcrew, but worth it.
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Such a homely hostel, staff are brilliant. They are so friendly and are always cleaning. Best hostel we've ever stayed in, will definitely be back.
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The staff! So kind. The hostel itself: there was a giant turd in the toilet. Wasn't clogged or anything somebody was simply too lazy to flush it. Kind of a dark half mile walk from train. Just didn't feel too clean in general
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Front desk was unattended for ages, the numbers provided just rang out. I had to physically walk through the hostel to find someone to help. No biggie, just annoying when you want to check in. The lady herself was nice and helpful though. Shower only had cold water. Location is good, nice and close to Newtown. If you're just after a bed to crash in and don't need anything fancy then it's fine.
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The was nice, we had double room shared bathrooms which not cleanest but weren't terrible either. The was kitchen free to use, although a little tight. We arrived after reception closed and left early the next morning for a day trip, after this we tried to speak to someone at reception several times, however, only once was someone manning the desk. There was a phone number to call, but we didn't want to waste our time. The location made it easy to use the public transport to get around.
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This hostel is not near anything of note (except the airport, which is still 20 minutes away). It is close to the train station, but the tickets are so expensive (about $17/person) that it's cheaper to stay in a hostel closer to the CBD. The staff were friendly and the breakfast was decent (cereal and toast with peanut butter and jam), but the rooms were pretty cramped and stuffy with only a fan circulating the hot air. Luckily they had common areas because the rooms were only for sleeping.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - No. 17 Virginia defeated No. 32 Florida State, 4-0, in Atlantic Coast Conference women's tennis action Saturday afternoon at Snyder Tennis Center.
The Cavaliers improve to 15-8 overall and 8-2 in the ACC, while Florida State falls to 12-8, 4-6 ACC. Virginia's eight ACC wins establish a new single-season school record, besting the seven league wins in 2011 and 2012.
Virginia claimed the doubles point and senior Hana Tomljanovic, junior Li Xi (Kunming, China) and freshman Julia Elbaba(Oyster Bay, N.Y.) posted singles wins against the Seminoles.
Florida State struck first in doubles as Kristina Schleich and Kerrie Cartwright beat senior Maria Fuccillo (Rockville, Md.) and Xi, 8-1, at No. 3. Senior Erin Vierra (Norwell, Mass.) and freshman Stephanie Nauta(Galveston, Texas) beat Daneika Borthwick and Francesca Segarelli, 8-6, at No. 1 and Tomljanovic and Elbaba clinched the point with a 9-7 win over Mia Vriens and Amy Sargeant at No. 2.
Tomljanovic won by retirement over Vriens at No. 3 and Xi downed No. 110 Sargeant 7-5, 6-1 at No. 4. No. 12 Elbaba clinched the win and ended the match with a 6-2, 0-6, 6-2 decision over No. 57 Borthwick at No. 1.
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Houston is rapidly becoming a geek paradise thanks to the parade of consistently improving pop-culture conventions, among them this weekend's Space City Con. ''We're just trying to make sure that our hometown, a larger city, a broad geographical city, has the 'galactic' reach of con events,'' said founder George Comits. ''[That] people know they can come here to Con to make a party of our geek festival.''
This year's guest list is impressive. Sylvester McCoy, the seventh Doctor Who and recently Radagast the Brown in the Hobbit films, will be making an appearance (we're sure fans are set to pump him for stories from DW's 50 years or on what we can expect from the rest of Peter Jackson's newest trilogy). Jewel Staite of Firefly, Goth superstar author Gabrielle Faust and more Star Trek cast members than you can swing a Bat'leth at will also be on hand. SCC is big on attracting organized fan groups as well as stars. Global level officers of the 501st Storm Trooper Legion are also expected to be in attendance this year.
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After falling in love and making a quick exit from her nine-year career in the USAWMD (United States Agency for Weapons of Mass Destruction), ex-spy Sally Sin does her best to become Lucy Hamilton, a stay-at-home mom in San Francisco. No one, not even her adoring husband Will, knows about her secret agent escapades--chasing no-good masterminds through perilous jungles, escaping evil assassins, and playing dangerous games of cat and mouse with her old nemesis, Ian Blackford, a notorious and dashing illegal arms dealer. In her new life as Lucy Hamilton, she squeezes inside forts crafted from couch cushions by her three-year-old son Theo, makes organic applesauce, and frequents the zoo. But sometimes her well-honed spy reflexes refuse to lay low. She can't help breaking into her own house to check on the babysitter or stop herself from tossing the yoga instructor who gets on her nerves. And when Ian Blackford, who is supposed to be dead, once again starts causing trouble for the USAWMD, the agency becomes desperate to get Sally back on the job. How can Sally or Lucy or whatever her name is save the planet while at the same time keeping her own family's world from spinning out of control? Every bit as much fun as a spy-mom thriller ought to be, Original Sin is a fast-paced adventure story for mothers and spies, and anyone who has ever dreamed about being either.
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I've shot the sumo wrestling tournaments a few times but had never been to a morning practice session. Thanks to John Gunning, I got to go along this week.
Apparently someone much more famous than I had cancelled on going to the sumo practice with my friend John Gunning. So I got their seat. Nice.
Kiyosumi-shirakawa is a neighbourhood I go to fairly often, because it's eclectic, interesting and not so far from where I live. I'd never really noticed that there were sumo stables there. So it was cool to find out there's another reason to love the area.
Morning practice for the sumo is a superb thing to visit. For the uninitiated, there are a few rules to get your head around but anyone who is naturally polite, quiet and well-mannered will get on fine.
Sitting cross-legged for three hours and not going to the toilet requires some focus. I'd recommend not drinking to much coffee before you go. I'm glad I hadn't.
We had a good spot to shoot from, right next to the ring. I took just a couple or three lenses: 50mm f/1.2, the 135mm f/2 DC and an old manual zoom; the 36-72mm f/3.5 E. Proved to be a good mix. The lighting wasn't too bad so I was basically shooting at 1600ISO the whole time and with the larger aperture lenses keeping the shutter speed up around 1/640sec.
I shot with two of the Nikon Picture Controls I have: Monochrome 2 [higher contrast, sharpened, red filter] and the Kodak Ektachrome P [pushed saturation, crushed blacks].
All these shots are straight from the camera, simply converted to JPEG from the RAW files using Nikon Capture NX-D.
Looking forward, via John, to a long and productive relationship with a couple of sumo stables. It was a great intro. I like sumo anyway but seeing the practice has put a new spin on it for me and I gotta say…. much respect to these guys. They work hard.]]>
I went out with one of my photography students today, to have a wander around parts of Azabu with the intention of looking at texture and colour. Here's some of my shots from the walk we had together.
Tokyo is a fascinating and multi-faceted city. Walk a few metres from any main road and you can suddenly find yourself in a quiet backstreet that has the feel of a small village. Tokyo is, perhaps, nothing more or less than thousands of villages strung together.
Meeting with one of my regular photo students today, we decided to focus on textures and to shoot in colour, Several of the first lessons we'd done together had been spent shooting only in monochrome.
The area around Azabu-juban is full of characterful backstreets. A few of the areas we explored today were ones I hadn't walked around for maybe five or six years. It was nice to go back, to see how they'd changed. Some had changed a lot and may soon not have any resemblance to what they used to be like. That's happening all the tie in Tokyo, more so recently it seems. Maybe I'm just getting more sensitive to the changes but they seem to be speeding up.
All of the shots in the gallery below were shot with either the Kodak Ektachrome P picture control I made for the Nikons [which resembles the crushed blacks and over-saturated colours of a kind of twist you could put on the E6 process, that I used to do in the darkroom]. Or, shot using the Vivid-02 picture control that I adapted from the 'Vivid' that comes supplied with every Nikon DSLR.
The files have simply been converted to JPEG from the RAWs that I shot today.
If you fancy taking a lesson with me, drop me a line. Thanks for reading.
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One of the things about shooting travel photography, especially for inflight magazines, is that there is a lot of material that doesn't get used. This is the first in a series of articles about the out-takes that occur when on assignment.
In June of 2015, I travelled to Hyogo Prefecture to shoot a story on Kobe beef for SAS Airlines magazine. Some of the inflight magazines give me an idea of how many pages the article will be before I go away. This time that didn't happen. I had a list of things to cover, people to visit and shoot. It would be a fairly busy trip, covering almost 1000kms of Hyogo and Tottori Prefectures in three days.
I'd been to a few parts of Hyogo before but never along all of the northern coastline and that was my favourite part of the trip.
Here's what SAS Airlines' magazine used from my shots taken on the trip:
The Takeno and Kasumi coastlines are part of a Geopark that stretches along the entire northern border of Hyogo and into Tottori. I'd been in Kinosaki Onsen to shoot the shop that sells the beef from the first farm I'd shot and from Kinosaki it was a fairly short drive up onto the coast.
The road is beautiful, winding and exciting to drive. Each curve brings a new vista into sight and there are some truly amazing places that I found. I hope, soon, to go back and to try and run a photo workshop in the area as there are many sights which would make excellent places to shoot landscape and fashion.
Tottori was somewhere I'd only ever quickly been through and it was my first time at the famous sand dunes. I'll be aiming to go back there for a shoot of my own soon, too.
Takeda Castle was the highlight of the return trip to Kyoto back through Hyogo after my second farm shoot. It's an amazing sight, quite a walk from the top car-park and rewarded me with some excellent views and a good workout!
As well as the stuff that got into the SAS magazine, I used a bunch of shots from the trip along with an interview with the chef of the Park Hyatt, Tokyo, in the magazine I recently designed and produced for Housing Japan. You can see that here. The Kobe Beef story starts on pp41.
A gallery of the out-takes from my trip to Hyogo and Tottori:]]>
Kamakura makes a great day-trip from Tokyo but it's good to get away from the main touristy areas. This walk is one I have been doing for years. It's great in any season, takes you through some amazing but quiet and tranquil shrines and brings you out to the Kamakura's north beach.
Kamakura is rather small for a city but was first designated one in 1939. Historically it is best know for once being the de facto capital of Japan and one of the periods of Japanese history is named after it.
Kamakura today is popular for the giant buddha and for the countless shrines. It's also a popular seaside resort but less so, perhaps, than the nearby island of Enoshima – to which it is joined by the charming 'enoden' train.
I first visited Kamakura in 2002 but it wasn't until around 2009 that I discovered the route I'm going to map out for you below. Since finding this more tranquil side to the city, I rarely go back to the overcrowded areas which are popular with most visitors: the main shrines, the giant buddha etc. This is just my personal preference. There's plenty to see on the main drag and also up in the charming satellite of Kita-kamakura. I just choose to stay away from the throng.
The route starts at the station and after wending your way a little out of the main part of town through a couple of curious shrines, you find yourself on a walk up into the forest which brings you to the first main stop on my route: Myohon-ji Temple.
I've spent hours at Myohon-ji. It's a beautiful place in any season but autumn and spring are when you'll see it at its best. In summer, though, the deep cover of green trees provides welcome respite from the heat.
The folks who tend to and run the temple are pretty laid-back. I've shot fashion and portraits there, some of which you can see in the galleries below. And as long as you're not using stands or tripods up on the temple walkways, there's really no problem with shooting there.
From Myohon-ji the route winds its way gradually towards the bottom of a large hill, where you'll find the pretty temple of Chosho-ji.
Spend some time here as there are plenty of nooks and crannies to photograph, before heading up through the graveyard and over the hill.
At the top of the hill the route get a little complicated to follow, as the path narrows to what looks like an entrance into someone's garden. But, shortly after that it widens out again and you'll find yourself on the little road that heads all the way down the hill.
The residential areas at the bottom of the hill can be a little confusing to find your way out of but aim for Komyo-ji Temple, which is fairly easy to find.
Komyo-ji is quite a sprawling site and has a beautiful outer gate. Inside there are two quite distinct sections of the temple, both beautiful. At one side of the back of the temple is a large pond. On the other side, a stone garden.
It's a place that, again, I've spent at least an hour photographing.
The map of my walk, with key waypoints marked:
Click here to visit the map on Google Maps.
From there it's a five minute walk onto the North Beach which, in the summer, is covered with pop-up restaurants, bars and places you can rent a deck-chair and parasol.
I've generally started this the walk about 10am, taken it a relaxed pace, stopped at Myohon-ji for at least an hour, broken for a lunch bought from the Lawson convenience store in between Myohon-ji and Chosho-ji temples and it's got me to the beach for sunset in the autumn and spring. Summer setting sun is a little later but in the summer there are plenty of ways to kill time on the beach until the sun drops…. with a drink or something to eat.
The sunset from the beach here is stunning if you get it on the right day, which I have been lucky enough to do a couple of times in my life. The view of Fuji across the bay is great, it's a peaceful place [a little less so in the height of a summer weekend] and from the beach it's an 40mins walk back to the station through some funky little backstreets.
Gallery of miscellaneous shots taken on the route:
Gallery of shots made with Mari at Myohon-ji, Chosho-ji, Komyo-ji and then at Hayama [about 20mins drive from Kamakura]:]]>
It's been quite a while since I went out shooting with Mari. We put that right yesterday, with a quick trip to Yurakucho.
I used to hate flash. Part of that is because, after something like 13 years of shooting only music photography, I was fed up with being told not to use it. Pretty much every gig I ever shot would be preceded by someone from the band's PR or the venue coming out and saying 'first three, no flash'. So I learned to shoot everything without flash.
Learning lighting at college was first done with constant lights which is a great way of learning. The flash work came after you'd got used to seeing the light, seeing the shadows, getting the angles right.
College was mostly about using flash in the studio. I don't mind the studio but I much prefer working on location. The buzz for me is walking into a location with a model, clothes, the camera, a light or two and quickly coming up with the best way to use all of it to create something cool. Approaching a location that millions of folk might walk through every day [on their way to work, to go to the shops] and to turn it into something completely different, that makes people go 'eh? that's that place? I'd never have guessed…..'.
Mari and I met primarily for me to give her a few copies of the Housing Japan magazine, which she features in twice. As we find it impossible to be together and NOT shoot some photos, we decided to do that to. I never have to worry about telling Mari 'to wear something that's good to shoot in', as she is the consummate professional and will always turn up in exactly the right 'something' anyway.
I was feeling slightly lazy and knew that by the time we met I'd have a stack of heavy magazines in my bag, so I packed light on the gear front: Nikon D800e, 28-80mm G series variable-aperture zoom [the 'plastic fantastic', I call it], one SB-800 speed-light, a monopod, a clamp to mount the flash onto things, some gels.
There's nothing like limiting your gear choices in order to squeeze out the creativity.
There were a few spots in the Tokyo International Forum that I'd wanted to shoot in with Mari and I'd recently sent her a photo of one, that I'd shot with my phone.
She came along yesterday dressed in a nice white ensemble: trousers, jacket and t-shirt. It sort of looked a little 'Jedi meets couture'. Turned out that the lighting we used really helped the 'sci-fi' feeling.
We shot in five spots around the Forum, inside and semi-outside. Mostly inside as it was raining all day yesterday,
I either used the SB800 mounted on the clamp or on the monopod. Stands aren't allowed at the Forum. Nothing resting on the ground, in fact. So when the security guards were close by, I had the foot of the monopod rested on my leg or foot. You can see the placement of the strobe on the clamp in this shot below: clamped onto the glass partition between the escalators. These clamps are great. Cheap, light and with a ball-head on them. I also had a 15degree grid on the flash. Ideally it would have been nice to have a higher angle on the light, clamped on the wall where I was shooting from. The SB800 just doesn't have the throw for that, though.
The monopod is fairly tall and makes for a great one-man-band rig. You can get it high above the model and lean it in to get a nice down-angle on the light, all with one hand whilst holding the camera in the other.
The gels are a set of Selens gels; about 25 colours in a wallet. I got them super cheap from Meking Studios' store on ebay. Super easy to use, great variety of colours and colour-correction gels.
The whole set you see below took us just over an hour. Lots of fun.
How come the blue and red in some shots?
I work a lot with custom white-balance in the camera, usually beginning by using the Live View on the camera, setting the white-balance to the 'Kelvin' setting and then scrolling through the colour temperatures, whilst eyeballing the way the world in front of me changes colour on the screen of the camera.
Yesterday I was using colour temperatures of between 2500K and 3500K to get the ambient light a nice shade of blue, with a red gel on the flash. Red and blue are always good bed-fellows. The coour combo and Mari's clothes really made for a nice sci-fi feel.
If you're interested in booking me and a model for your own personal 'use Tokyo as my studio' session, drop me a line. I do lots of those sorts of lessons and 'location shooting photo tours', exploring some cool spots across the city and using them all as locations for the model shots. It's a lot of fun and usually teaches folk all sorts of things about how to see the potential in even the most 'normal' of locations. We usually shoot ambient and some flash.
Here's the set of shots from yesterday's outing with Mari:
Towards the end of 2015, I was asked by a Tokyo real-estate company I was shooting for to get involved and design the next issue of their magazine. It's been a journey of a few months, but at the beginning of April the magazine was released and everyone's happy with it. Result!
Prior to taking on the job of re-designing Housing Japan's magazine, I'd made dozens of e-magazines and worked on components of the print magazine design process. So I knew how everything worked but hadn't ever done it all myself.
There were some fairly targeted goals for the new mag, foremost of which was making it look more 'editorial' and less like a promotional publication. There'd been one key distribution location for the previous magazine where they'd felt it looked 'too much like a catalogue' to want to have it on display. Having them accept the re-designed magazine into their establishment gave me a huge sense of satisfaction.
Incorporating Housing Japan's corporate colours into the magazine in a new way was something I wanted to do first. The multi-coloured swatch of purple, two shades of both blue and green is a nice palette to work with and my first thought was back to the Realworld music label created by Peter Gabriel, with whom I'd worked a lot during my time in the music business. Realworld releases were always very easy to spot on the shelves of the music store, even if you only had every piece of product displayed spine-on. The Realworld 'colour bar' was something that had always struck me as a great piece of very simple branding.
So the spine of the HJ magazine has a colour bar just like it. Thanks, Peter Gabriel and Realworld for the inspiration.
Next I went through a few font auditions. I like fonts. I'm a bit of a type geek.
We ended up with Lato for body text and the rest of the family was Raleway, Montserrat, Minion Pro and Varela Rounded.
For the features inside the magazine we had a long list of possible topics, subjects and people in our sights. That got paired down and modified over time but we still ended up with a nice blend of lifestyle, food, fashion and travel. Over the past two years I have shot for a lot of inflight magazine clients. They tend to ask for a lot of pictures, to cover a massive swathe of subjects around their core focus. Those shoots had left me with a lot of awesome material that they'd never used. Some of that has finally, now, made it out into the light inside of the Housing Japan magazine. There's lots more left to publish, too… which is great.
To keep the production process as streamlined as possible for the first issue, it transpired that most of the photography inside was mine.
As well as items from my back-catalgoue, we shot some new material too: the feature on Norie is one that incorporates new shots and some from before. The cover was a new one, the first shot of a shoot that we did across Zojoji and Roppongi in three hours one recent morning.
The cover shot was very simple: Nikon D800E, Nikkor 36-72mm E series manual lens, one SB-800 flash on a monopod and shot through a 20degree grid.
The red there at Zojoji's front gate is awesome. The top that Norie wore was chosen especially for this shot, adding a nice swatch of complimentary colours.
So that's it really. Less writing, more chance for you to see the magazine for yourself.
At the foot of this page there's an embed of it at Issuu.com. You can flip through it here or click to go direct to the Housing Japan magazine on Issuu.com
I'd like to take this last section to thank some key people:
Hashimoto-san at Housing Japan for commissioning me to do the work.
Adam German at the company, for taking a quick conversation outside over coffee and turning it into a commitment, for his support throughout the production process and for writing some of the key articles.
Robin Sakai at Housing Japan was my partner for the whole process, including helping out on the shoots we did. Robin's been tireless in assisting me turn this magazine around and keeping me focused on all the key points.
Thanks to Ben Torode for letting us use two or three of his awesome aerial shots of Tokyo.
Thanks to Norie for the shoot and for being our cover girl.
Thanks to all of our advertisers.
Thanks to all of you who have picked up the magazine and read it so far.
I'm looking forward to making the next one!
Click here to visit Housing Japan magazine on Issuu.com]]>
The Old Tokaido Road is the ancient route between Tokyo and Kyoto, which comprised of 53 stations [stages]. Stage 2 runs from Shinagawa to Suzugamori, where I live with my family. It's an area I have explored a lot over the past 16 years and makes a wonderful photo walk.
There's a link at the bottom of this page, to a Google Map that I made, with the whole road and several of the key shrines marked,
The photos in the galleries below run from about 2002 all the way through to some I took a couple of days ago. The Tokaido Road from our house in Suzugamori is a superb route to walk, taking you through a lovely network of shrines, past small family-owned shops, a canal, over two rivers and into the glassy skyscraper district of Shinagawa Inter-City. It's a route of visual diversity and contrast; peace and quiet and city bustle.
A mixed collection of photos from the Old Tokaido Road, from 2002 onwards:
Up until fairly recently, in the early 1960s when land reclamation to the east took off apace, the road was right next to the sea. You can still find remnants of that seaside culture: a piece of the old sea wall, carvings on a shrine that mark where once there was a fishmarket. Before Tsukiji Market, the main vendors of fish on Tokyo Bay worked around the Tokaido Road area. It was where the emperor came to fish. Place names like Samezu and Omori-kaigan hark back to a coastal culture. Some of the best seaweed was farmed in the area, all the way up the late 1950s.
A few photos of the glass, steel and modern textures of Shinagawa Inter-City and the area around the Konan exit of Shinagawa Station:
I love the walk and do it often. Along the way to Shinagawa are several of my favourite local spots to relax and chill-out: the Keihin Canal near Tachiaigawa and farther down the road, Ebara Shrine which sits on the Meguro River.
At New Year, my family and I walk the shrines of The Seven Gods of Good Fortune. Our new year's eve is often spent, around the turn of midnight, at one or other of two special shrines which are both on the Tokaido Road.
A collection of fashion pictures made on the Keihin Canal & inside Shinagawa Inter-City:
Fishmongers, vegetable shops, bicycle repairers and shops selling rice-crackers rub shoulders with a few new cafes, traditional guest-houses, dog-grooming salons and a host of characterful restaurants.
It's a 'down at home' sort of place, quiet and peaceful but never more than two streets away from the main road to Yokohama: the Dai-Ichi Keihin.
A collection of photos I took a few days ago, whilst doing a photo tour with someone:
Here's the Google Map I made, which shows the route of the road all the way from Shinagawa to Suzugamori. Click the pic below to reach the map on Google.
If you are interested in doing a photo tour of the area, drop me a line.]]>
New magazine from the creators of GaijinPot showcases work by Alfie Goodrich in its second issue.
"InTokyo is the new magazine from the creators of the GaijinPot website and they asked me to put together a feature about using Tokyo as a location for fashion shooting,' comments photographer Alfie Goodrich.
"Since moving to Tokyo from the UK, I've been shooting a variety of material here but portraits and fashion using the city as a backdrop is definitely one of my favourite things to do.
"The cover photo is from a shoot I did with Akiko DuPont back in 2011, commissioned by a client in the USA who wanted a large mural for his sushi bar in Nashville, Tennessee. The final piece, shown below, used several photos we did during a shoot on a busy Tokyo station at rush-hour.
"We did the shoot with a mixture of Nikon and Mamiya digital cameras. No tripod or flash were used."
"The rest of this new magazine feature is put together from various shoots I've done together with Shinyong Lee, a singer, model and performer with whom I've worked a lot over the last few years."
From the magazine:
"Tokyo is a city I have known for 16 years and lived in for almost nine. My photography work here is varied, from events to fashion, cars to editorial, portraits to news. The one thing that is a constant is the city. For me Tokyo is like a movie lot, full of sets of various types and moods, styles and colours. All waiting for the actors to be ushered in.
Tips for shooting cinematic: think of all of your shots as telling a story. If you are using a model or shooting a friend, put a storyline in their head for them to imagine. Think about the background as much as the person. Shoot in the morning or in the 90mins around sunset, as the light is more dramatic. Look for patches of sunlight reflected from buildings. Shoot in contrasty monochrome or experiment with different colour spaces; a lot of cameras have film presets or allow you to load picture controls to do this. Long lenses compress perspective. Large apertures create shallow depth of field: both can look cinematic."
You can pick up InTokyo, free, at various locations around Tokyo.
InTokyo Magazine: link includes a PDF download of the entire publication.]]>
Tsukiji is somewhere I've been visiting for about sixteen years, ever since first coming to Japan. Later this year it will move to a new site in Toyosu. Whilst there are many advantages of the market moving, the charm of the streets in the neighbourhood that surround the market itself will be lost forever when the traders take to their new home.
Part of the reason for the move is to provide a new, up to date home for the stallholders. On top of that, a new section of the Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway will cut through the area. The absence of the market will also clear a huge area of land for new development. Construction is a massive business in Japan. Even at the time of the Bubble bursting in Japan's economy, back in the 1990s, the country still spent more on concrete than America.
New development opportunities, the Olympics, progress… all publicly, officially cited reasons for the market moving. But one can't deny that it's a shame. And whilst Toyosu provides a shiny new home for Tsukiji and a chance for the neighbourhood there to flourish, the old streets of Tsukiji will change and die.
If you come to Tokyo this year then visit the market. Observe the rules, please, and remember that it's a busy workplace for many.. not a theme-park for tourists. Be polite, considerate, enjoy the place in its last burst of life.
Here's a small magazine I made some years ago, from some of my early shots at Tsukiji.
The gallery below contains a selection of shots I've made at the market over the years. Some go way back to the first trip, shot on film and here in the gallery as tiny scans.
A lot of the recent ones have just come straight out of the camera. I'll probably get around to editing a lot more of the Tsukiji shots this year, as I'm trying to put together a few articles commissioned by various magazines.
A large chunk of the shots in the gallery were shot for The Wall Street Journal some years back, when I followed a leading sushi master around on his morning shopping trip and then back to his restaurant to shoot his team preparing lunch.
If you fancy experiencing Tsukiji with me, then drop me a line and we can make a tour there together.]]>
Sensoji Temple in the Asakusa district of Tokyo might be one of the most touristy places in the city but it's always a good place to go and shoot.
Asakusa is a place I typically only go when I am working, whether it is doing a tour for someone or shooting there for a commercial client.
Late afternoon light is the best, as it streams through the back of the incense burner and renders the area where the people wash their hands superbly, flooding it with great backlight with which to increase focus on the water especially.
It's a very touristy part of Tokyo but it has its charm and it's a place where there are some iconic shots to get. Re-visiting the spots I like best there, to try and get something different or just to improve on what I already have, is a constant pleasure.
The smoke of the burner is always a challenge and typically I am shooting with as wide a lens as I have in the bag, often putting the camera down into the ash pit to get the best angle.
The hand-washing area is somewhere I'd always usually shoot with the 50mm; the f/1.2 version if I have it on me.
Inside the temple you can always get some great shots of people throwing their money in and praying. The backdrop is superb and although the dynamic range is tricky, you can get some great shots using the backlight and still getting the shrine roofs of outside.
A couple of shots in the gallery below go back 16 years, when I was shooting on film. Most, though, are very recent.
In the article about photowalks and tours in Tokyo, you'll find a magazine I made with Shelly Han, who was in Tokyo last year when she took a tour with me. We concentrated on Sensoji and the areas between Asakusa and Ueno. Check her magazine out. Very nice work.
A Gallery of Shots From Sensoji & Asakusa]]>


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while developing Azure application I got famous error "Cache referred to does not exist", and after a while I found this solution: datacacheexception Cache referred to does not exist (for short: dont point multiple cache clusters to one storage account by ConfigStoreConnectionString)
Well, I have 3 roles using co-located cache, and testing+production environment. So I would have to create 6 "dummy" storage accounts just for cache configuration. This doesnt seems very nice to me.
So the question is - is there any way to point multiple cache clusters to one storage account? for example, specify different containers for them (they create one named "cacheclusterconfigs" by default) or so?


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Patricia F. Haig, formerly of Palm Beach, died Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2012. She was 83.
She was the widow of Gen. Alexander M. Haig. She lived in McLean, Va.
Born Patricia Antoinette Fox, she was the daughter of Elizabeth (Jordan) and Army Lt. Gen. Alonzo Patrick Fox, a member of Gen. Douglas MacArthur's staff. Gen. Fox also was a former special assistant to the secretary of defense.
Her family was stationed in Japan with MacArthur when Patricia, still a teenager, was at a football game and caught the eye of West Point graduate Alexander Haig, who asked his friend, Jack Cassidy, for an introduction.
The pair married on May 24, 1950. At the time of Gen. Haig's death, they had been married 60 years.
Mrs. Haig's experience as an Army brat and then Army wife prepared her well for her husband's political career, during which she was a steadfast and calm presence at his side.
Mrs. Haig is survived a daughter, Barbara Haig; two sons, Brian and Alexander; eight grandchildren, Alexander, William, Christopher, Peter, Brian, Patrick, Donnie and Annie Haig; two daughters-in-law, Lisa and Wendy; a brother, Col. Eugene Fox (USA-Ret.); and a brother-in-law, the Rev. Francis Haig.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be said at 2:45 p.m, on Tuesday at the Fort Myer Old Post Chapel at Fort Myer, Va. Celebrants for the Mass will be the Rev. Haig and the Rev. David L. Martin.
Interment will be at Arlington National Cemetery. A reception at the Fort Myer Officer's Club will follow the burial.
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