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In detecting malware using traditional signature files, Panda Internet Security 2010 boasted a 99.8 percent detection rate. This means that Panda should be effective at detecting older malware - but since new malware outbreaks occur so frequently, traditional signature-based detection is less important than it once was.
Panda Internet Security 2010 slowed down boot times; our test system took 54.58 seconds to boot with Panda's suite installed. The sluggishness didn't persist, with Panda having minimal drag during ordinary tasks such as copying or creating files in Microsoft Office. Scan speeds were significantly slower than average; Panda took 5 minutes, 30 seconds to scan 4.5GB of data in on-access scanning tests that show how quickly the software can scan files when they are opened or saved to disk. The fastest-scanning suite completed the test in 2 minutes, 51 seconds.
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The continuing growth in wool demand has led to increase in the price of wool in Australian dollars since 2014, Senior ABARES economist Dr Caroline Gunning-Trant said in her analysis presented at ABARES Outlook 2017. Australia's leading forum for public and private decision-makers in agriculture, Outlook marks its 47th annual conference this year with expert analysis of innovation in agriculture.
"In the two years since early January 2015, prices have risen by about 35 per cent," Gunning-Trant said. "The Australian Eastern Market Indicator (EMI) wool price is forecast to rise by 8 per cent in 2016–17 to around 1,360 c/kg."
"Prices are expected to peak next year before easing in real terms as wool production increases… And by the end of 2021–22, prices are expected to still be relatively high at around 10 per cent above the 10 year average in real terms," she said.
The upward trend in prices reflects the constrained supply of apparel wool—given lower flock numbers—and firm demand, particularly for fine wool.
"By the end of 2016–17, shorn wool production is forecast to be 5 per cent higher than last year, reflecting flock rebuilding across the sector supported by good pasture growth on the back of 2016 rainfall… And the national sheep flock is forecast to increase to 73.6 million head in 2016–17 and to continue increasing to around 83 million head by 2021–22," she added.
According to Gunning-Trant, wool exports are forecast to rise by 4 per cent and reach 442,000 tonnes in 2017–18, as the expanding national flock results in further increases to the number of sheep shorn. "This trend is expected to continue over the medium term and exports in 2021–22 are projected to grow to around 492,000 tonnes, valued at $3.9 billion, in real terms."
The export growth is supported by a slow but steady increase in international demand, especially in the EU, the US and the Chinese markets. (RKS)
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When you live somewhere for a while, you find your secret little places, your favourite walks, the places that make you feel calm or jazz you up when you're feeling flat. There are places you go for architecture, food, bookshops, thrift stores or just to get a little nature in the midst of all the urban madness.
Tapping into the places the locals like is one thing. Seeing the place through the eyes of a long-term foreign resident can open up new and interesting perspectives.
I've been visiting Tokyo and Japan for 18 years. In 2007 myself and my family moved to Tokyo permanently. Since then there's not a week that goes by when I'm not out exploring with my camera. I also shoot the city for a lot of different types of clients. One day I might be location-hunting for a car shoot. The next I'll be out with a model shooting clothing. Often it's portraits, sometimes travel work. No two jobs are the same and I'm constantly treating Tokyo like a movie set. Consequently, I know a lot of the town, know how it feels visually, know what sorts of photos and props and models each area might suit. It's under my skin.
So why a concierge?
I've met some wonderful concierges throughout the years. In some respects the really good ones are a dying breed but top hotels still truly value the skills and knowledge of the concierge.
Tokyo is a big place. For the first two years of living here, I was walking on average about 65kms a week. Exploring. Getting 'creatively lost' as I would put it. Those first couple of years were still a time before Google Maps and such things were as ubiquitous as they are now. If you can see the sun, you know where are headed. The rest is just an adventure.
Typically my customers for photowalks and tours split into two main categories: folks who live here and want to learn something about their camera and see the city through my eyes. And people visiting who want to find some interesting places, take some interesting shots and learn to see better.
For each, I will tailor our routes and experiences based on things they like. That starts with a conversation on email and meeting in a mutually convenient place. Once we've chatted for ten or 15minutes, I can quickly figure out enough about each person and what they are into to know where to take them.
I'll make Google Maps for people ahead of the tour, with a selection of places we can explore, neighbourhoods we can take in and the train lines we'll use to connect it all.
A lot of the people I teach and tour around don't speak Japanese. That's ok, I do. I'm by no means native-level fluent at Japanese. I've never been to school for it. I listen. I have a Japanese wife and three kids, so I'm soaking up Japanese all the time. But I have enough to speak with the locals we meet and that's part of how I help the people I do tours and walks and lessons for to get under the skin of the city.
A good example of how that can work out is written about here, in a post I just put up about a long walk I did a few days ago.
Below there's a couple of online magazines I've made, from work folks I've been out with have shot.
Check out a special edition of my digital magazine, Stekki, which I recently made with a student – pro photographer, Shelly Han – who was in town from the US to do a day-long lesson/photowalk with me.
Shelly was kind enough to say a few words about the lesson we had together: "When I first found Alfie's website it was clear he could take great photos and had a fresh eye on a very over-photographed city. After our time together I can now say he is a that rare combination–a talented photographer and a great teacher. Within five minutes of meeting he had already pushed me outside my comfort zone–in the most very kind way possible, of course! I came away from the lesson much more confident with shutter speed and enjoyed the challenge of seeing things in black and white. He also helped me think more concisely about framing shots and talked to me about how he "sees" his photos. I came away with some photographs I really love and a lot more confidence in my street photography."
Here's another magazine, made with shots from a two day photowalk and lesson I did more recently with Paul Rasmussen.
Paul commented on the experience: "I had the pleasure to spend two very interesting days with Alfie starting with the challenge of visualisation when walking the streets of Akabane. Making me understand how information partners in a picture and how a story can be told and tension can be built up in a single image has enhanced my ability to work on more eye-catching scenes and given me a tremendous amount of motivation to push myself. We have further worked on difficult light situations, shooting flash, shooting monochrome and dived into post processing workflow. Locations were Akabane, Shinagawa, a quiet library and the Hasselblad venue in Tokyo. Besides all the knowledge and tips Alfie has shared with me, I'm inspired by his professionalism. – On my flight back from Tokyo to Zurich, I spent two hours writing several pages of all the things I have learnt; two pages alone are merely on the topic of what makes a professional photographer.
You can find a map here with a hundred or so places and walks on it. Each has a photo embedded, to give you an idea of what I've seen in each location.
I don't just do this in Tokyo. I've done bespoke tours for folks in south Japan, Kyoto, Tohoku and wider afield.
If you're coming to Japan, to Tokyo and need someone to help you get under the skin of the place, need a visual concierge to help you put together a cool little selection of laces to walk and shoot. Drop me a line here.
I'm an Ambassador for Hasselblad cameras, too. So we can even arrange for you to borrow a camera for the day.
If you want to get out of town, I have a full and clean Japanese driving license that allows me to drive up to 8tons or a 29-seat bus.
Hit me up. Let's explore together and help you get some shots to treasure.
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Five months down the road from the recent 'Blade Runner 2049' movie was released, if you're in Tokyo or interested in Tokyo you've undoubtedly bumped into one of the rash of blog posts or countless photos of the city tagged with #neotokyo or #bladerunner or #cyberpunk
I love night in this city. I love the neon. I love umbrellas.
But I do love a bit of variety, too. And, away from the handful of photographers doing neo-Tokyo and cyberpunk Tokyo really well, I am pretty much bored to death with bumping into more night-time photos of Tokyo that have been turned pink & blue or just grossly over-processed in Photoshop.
Away from the neon, what I've christened 'Nether Tokyo', is what is known in Japanese as 'shitamachi'. Literally, shitamachi [下町] means 'under city' and was once used to describe neigbourhoods in Tokyo on the east of the city, typically Adachi, Arakawa, parts of Chiyoda-ku, Chūō, Edogawa, Kōtō, Sumida, and Taitō wards and low part of the city along and east of the Sumida River. Shitamachi has, more lately, also tended to be a phrase used to describe older parts of unspoiled backstreet Tokyo.
However, it is many of the those traditionally shitamachi eastern Tokyo neighbourhoods that have the most to offer when it comes to peaceful, olde-worlde charm.
At the start of this week I spent most of one day walking from Kinshicho, up through a series of neighbourhoods that are close to the Sky Tree (like Hikifune), to Shirahigebashi, over the river to Yoshiwara and then down into Asakusa.
One of the big things you notice, literally, all day on this walk is the Sky Tree. Many of the places I walked through on the first half of my walk are neighbourhoods dominated by the 634m high structure. Photographing how it peeks through all sorts of parts of every view reminds me a little of the 富嶽三十六景 [Fugaku Sanjūrokkei] 'Thirty-Six Views of Mt. Fuji series of uki-oe paintings by Hokusai. Maybe I'll do a SkyTree Sanjūrokkei series.
As well as shooting the pics you see in the gallery below, I met some great local folks: the butcher who also made and sold 'Korokke – コロッケ' [potato, fish, meat and various other flavoured fillings coated in breadcrumbs and deep-fried]. He's been working there for 50 years. As soon as he knew I spoke Japanese, we had a lovely long chat and I got a portion of his delicious potato salad on the house.
Around the very next corner, I met the 86 year-old lady owner of a vegetable shop. I'd been eyeing the home-made pickles and meat broth ['motsu nikomi']. She and I had a nice chat and she let me try a little of pretty much all the home-made goodies on her stall. She's been running her shop for 64 years.
I came across a backstreet garage containing amongst other things a Honda 800 Sports, a Ferrari, a Triump GT6, 1970 Nissan Silvia, Corvette, 1960s Skyline, Jaguar XJ6. The owner was an interesting chap. Totally happy for me to snap away and listen to me chatting cars whilst he had his head buried in the V12 motr of an old Rolls-Royce he was working on.
Just before the river, I came across a guy with a workshop for cutting and working brass. One of the last places in Tokyo to work in his way, we chatted away for a few minutes and I found out all sorts of stuff about how the brass industry in Japan is almost dead. Interesting fella.
I love the many little factories you get in the residential backstreets of Tokyo. Growing up in the UK, especially when I studied geography, you appreciated how even light industry had largely moved away from residential areas. In Tokyo you still find little factories everywhere. The chap I found with a printing and cutting press in a workshop underneath his house, making storage files and folders, was also super interesting to talk with. We chatted about how freelance life is tough and how cheap labour has really killed most of his sort of company.
I ended my walk by stopping in to my favourite local butchers between Yoshiwara and Asakusa. Their kara-age [fried chicken] is amazing. My last lovely local chat of the day, with an older lady who'd also just bought a bag of the same chicken. We stood out the back of the shop, in the street, chatting and eating our chicken.
She's been the neighbourhood all her life. As we finished our chat, she made my heart glow by saying:
'Kaigai no katta jiyanai…. Nihonjin mitai'.
'You're not an overseas person. You're just like a Japanese.'
It really made me happy. I have never really wanted to 'fit in' in Japan, or anywhere for that matter. I don't actively try to 'stick out' either. But I do love the backstreets, the old quiet little corners of the city, the artisans and tiny factories. The sort of faded charm of a Tokyo that is fast disappearing. Many Japanese I meet on my walks in these older areas seem to find that weird.
When I show them the photos I take, a lot of the time they laugh. Sometimes they see something i their neighbourhood they haven't seen before. Sometimes it's just a way for us to strike up a conversation.
It's nice to speak a little Japanese. Walking around and chatting to strangers is basically my language school. And I learn so much other stuff: history, geography, culture.
If you're in Tokyo and want to get under the skin of the city, see another Tokyo, Nether Tokyo… drop me a line and arrange a walk or tour with me.
I look forward to showing you my favourite places in this wonderful city.
…and maybe we'll even see a bit of neon later
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Last Sunday's workshop was great fun and everyone got some great shots. This coming Sunday, we have the second event with Nikki and due to someone dropping out, there is one place left.
Here's a little intro about our model for Sunday: Nikki is Japanese, a former dancer and now a singer. She was born in Kagoshima but lives in Tokyo.
I bumped into Nikki on Instagram and instantly knew she was someone I wanted to shoot with. She has a unique look and is an all-round creative person: ex-dancer, currently a singer. I feel close, spiritually, to people like Nikki. I always feel the need to create something, be it photos or a piece of electronic music or a video. It's an itch that I can never completely scratch. But, collaborating with talented, gifted people is one way of giving that itch a good scratch.
Recently we both had a day in the studio which was total experimentation. We tried a bunch of things. Some worked, some didn't work so well. It was our first shoot. You're feeling your way on those occasions.
It gave us some great ideas and a few of those are seen below: a mix of simple and classy lighting, black and white, colour, using projections… lots of fun.
This gallery has a few edited shots. And yep, reminder, there is some nudity… so if you're at work, time to check over your shoulder
Here's a few un-edited shots, which include some of the playing around we did with projecting stuff onto Nikki:
We'll be trying all these sorts of things on workshop day. The objective for you will be to produce promotional portraits and artwork for a music CD album that Nikki will release in the future. We'll have various outfits of Nikki's, clothes that she likes. We'll have a few props at the studio too. We'll definitely get the projector out towards the end and have some fun with that.
Here are the details of the workshop:
Number of participants: 4
What's included? your teacher (me) the studio, the model (Nikki), an internationally experience hair & makeup artist (Alexandria Oxspring). There'll also be at least one assistant there for the day, to help with setup etc.
How long is the event? it'll be an all day event, starting around 10am and finishing around 6pm.
Where is it? at Alfie's studio in Azabujuban, Tokyo.
Is all the gear I need there already? we have a whole load of lighting gear, backdrops, projector, various props etc at the studio. Alfie wil have his Hasselblad H4D-40 which you are welcome to use if you want to.
What do I need to bring? your ideas, your camera gear, any props you feel like using.
How much is the workshop? the fee for the day, including all instruction, the model, the hair&makeup, the studio and our assistant is 25,000¥ per person.
How do I reserve myself a place? drop us a line here at our contact page and just mention 'workshop with Nikki'.
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Towards the end of September, 2017, I spent a day shooting fashion across two locations in Tokyo for my friend Alexandria's new creative agency startup that she'd partnered for launch with the London based Neon Rose fashion label. Two fun locations, some new friends, lots of cool photos and a video came out of the day. Here's a little run-down of the whole thing…
Alexandria had introduced me to Ao just before this shoot. To get to know each other a little, I organised a fashion photography workshop at my studio at which Ao came to model. We got on really well from the start, had a great day and it set the scene for what Alex had planned to launch her new agency.
Alex and I haven't know each other long but we'd also hit it off from the get-go. She'd reached out to me prior to her first coming to Japan. We've collaborated on a few things in the time she's been here. She's full of ideas, is a great make-up artist and is awesome fun to be around.
As well as the workshop, we met up again before the day of the shoot, to talk about the locations, the aesthetic she wanted, to get an idea of how much we could get done in the day and begin to nail down precise flow of everything.
We were indoors for the first set of shots, at an amazing little hair salon, Brute, in Koenji that Alex had found. Decked out in a style that for me seemed to mash-up steampunk, Edward Scissorhands and the French movie 'Delicatessen', the interior of Brute certainly promised to give us at least three great cuts. You can find out more about Brute, here, at their website. The owner is a lovely guy.
Here's some of my shots from Brute:
We left Brute and headed across town to my studio, took time out for a rest, charged up batteries and had a late lunch whilst we waited for the light to drop as our second location really all depended on a night-time vibe.
On the way from the studio to the location, we shot a few things in the subway station and at Hammamatsucho, under the railway bridge in a spot I've used a few times before. Great light, lovely lines. It's a bit of an old fave of mine, that spot.
As for the main location, Alex wanted a vibe like Shinjuku's famous 'Golden Gai'.
Golden Gai has a wonderful atmosphere but it's never been easy to shoot there, even with permission. Some of the locals are lovely. I've shot in some amazing bars there. But there are a few locals and bar owners who hate photography, hate filming and don't seem to like foreigners. These days, I totally get it. The place is drowned in tourists and is treated by lots of them as a theme park.
So, as Alex wanted that Golden Gai sort of vibe and because of the fact it's such a hassle to shoot there without a lot of stress, we chose to go somewhere I know. Somewhere not far from my home. It's quiet, it's got – in my opinion – as good if not better a vibe than Golden Gai and as long as you are respectful, no one minds you shooting there.
Here are some stills from the main evening shoot, from the subway and from Hammamatsucho:
Ray had been filming all day; behind the scenes stuff and bits of B-Roll here and there. But the evening shoot was really as much about the video as the stills. More about the video really. Ray did some shooting with his DSLR rig and we did a load more with my Osmo.
Here's the rough cut that Ray put together and which I composed the music for.
It was a great day. Lovely people – Alex, Ao, Ray and Alex's friend Vee, who assisted her for the day – and a great result with the set of still and the video.
Working in a creative team is not always such a common thing for me. Freelance video folks tend to work in crews far more often than stills photographers like me. So it's always a joy when great people come together to work on something cool and creative. I had a ton of fun and Alex and I are looking forward to more collaborations when she is back in Japan.
Here's a few words from the lady herself, about our day:
"Working with Alfie on this project was fantastic, with his experience and skill he really helped bring my vision together. I wanted to create a "lost in translation" style crossed with the Japanese housewife vibe. After showing Alfie my mood board he very quickly picked locations out that suited this shoot perfectly. He has a keen eye for perfection and that's what these shots turned out like. They were perfect. I was over the moon.
Plus, he's not bad with the music composition either! So happy with the tune that came together for the video. Didn't even know he made music. Big surprise.
Alfie is always extremely helpful and professional, I can't wait to get creating with him more in 2018."
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I was first introduced to Kiko by a friend of mine who'd taught her when she was at high-school. It took Kiko and I ages to actually get together and do a fashion shoot together. She's busy, she travels a lot and most of the time she lives in Paris. But, all good things come to those who wait and despite the fact we didn't have much time to actually do the shoot, it all worked out really well.
Obviously, for any shoot to go well you first have to have a photographer, a model, preferably a hair & makeup stylist as well…. and a nice outfit or two. After that, it's really don to the location to make the whole thing sing. Locations don't have to be glamorous or far-flung to be great. They just need to have the right potential and knowing what that potential is forms a large part, for me, of the pre-visualisation of any shoot.
And pre-visualisation really always is a very large key to the success of a shoot.
I've known Todoroki pretty much ever since coming to live in Japan. I found it the first autumn we lived here, which is a little over ten years ago now. In autumn it really is at its finest, as all manner of trees conspire to create a super-rich palette of reds, yellows, oranges and browns. Higher up, out of the ravine and near the shrine, you can walk at tree canopy level. It's magical. No trip to Tokyo in autumn should miss out Todoroki.
Kiko was due to leave for Paris around the start of September last year. We shot together at Todoroki at the very end of August. I'd never really spent much time there outside autumn, so I wasn't 100% sure what to expect but I knew we'd be fine.
The ravine, and the path by the stream there, is narrow. My only concern was people: us having enough space to shoot and having a background that wasn't always full of people walking along the riverside.
It worked out ok. There were quite a few people there, as Todoroki is also a great place to take the edge off of the summer heat and humidity. We worked around it. That's what you do.
A great palette of greens, I knew we'd have and Kiko and Tomoko (the stylist Kiko loves to work with in Tokyo the most) put together an ensemble of clothes and accessories that really worked well with the nature.
Summer in Japan is no time to be carrying a lot of gear. The humidity is punishing. But, I'm an idiot and never learn. So, inside my trusty ThinkTank 'Airport Accelerator', I had the Hasselblad H4D-40 with my 80mm lens, plus the Nikon D800e and about five of my favourite primes. I really wasn't sure what sort of vibe we'd end up wanting, so I took one of my Elinchrom Quadra Ranger lights, the battery pack, the small reflector dish and grid and a monopod.
Summer. 34C. 80% humidity. I'm carrying 20kgs of crap.
Yep, like I said: I'm an idiot.
We tried the light at first and it was, yeah, sort of nice but… no. I didn't like it so much and not using it would free us up a lot.
A big rule on shoots is not to cripple yourself by using gear just because you humped it out to the location. Yes, I was a muppet to take a load of crap I didn't need. But, no point being a complete muppet by using it when it obviously wasn't going to work.
So, after that we pretty much stayed with the Hasselblad and its 80mm f/2.8 lens, and the Nikon and my 35mm f/1.2 Kerlee lens. I broke out the 80-200mm zoom for the Nikon on a couple of shots.
Not much, to be honest. The Hasselblad – with its CCD sensor – pretty much nails the colour right there and then. If I'm unsure of exactly what White Balance is going to work, I get out the Nikon, switch it Live View and get myself into the 'K' (Kelvin value) mode and dial in a specific value of Kelvin on the screen…. as I can eye-ball it. When I se what I like, I take that value of Kelvin and transfer it to the Hasselblad.
In the end, all that was done to the files in post was (first in Phocus for the Hassie files and Capture NX-D for the Nikon) subtle changes of EV, highlight and shadow recovery. Then, in Photoshop, some tweaks of shadow, midtone and highlight colour balance using the 'Image>Adjustments>Colour Balance' tools.
Change size to 1920px on the long side (pretty much my go-to size for stuff on the web), add watermark and save.
Huge thanks to Kiko, obviously, and you can find her superb and valuable High Fashion Renaissance website here. HFR is all about, well, here's what Kiko says:
"The HFR community is for anyone who feels insecure about themselves and their bodies. Now you have a platform to speak up, express, share! It shall also be my endeavor to make fashion designers realize that they have the power to transform the industry into a healthier and happier one. That is the high-fashion renaissance we will usher in together!"
Thanks, too, to Tomoko Iwanaga for her superb work on hair, makeup and styling. You can find her website, bio and contact details here.
If you fancy heading out to Todoroki yourself, autumn is definitely the time to go but it's lovely all year round, mainly for the peace, quiet and for the feeling that you're miles from Tokyo but still only 20mins from Shibuya. Here is the station on the map. You can see the ravine just to the bottom left of the station.
These are my favourites. Kiko had a few others she liked. But these are the ones I thought worked perfectly. Thanks for visiting. If you'd like to shoot with me, drop me a line.
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It's been maybe six or seven years since I've been up the Mori Tower, to the 52nd floor viewing area at Tokyo City View. Just before New Year, I took myself, the Hasselblad and the Nikon up there for a treat.
At 1800¥ a ticket, excluding the SkyDeck (basically access to the helipad and outdoor area two more floors up), I need a good reason and guaranteed good weather to go up there. My having the HTS1.5 tilt shift adaptor for a few days, some glorious weather and the spare time to go finally got me up there again. There were long queues and it took me about 40mins from joining the queue to being up at the view deck and getting my camera out the bag.
The weather was glorious. I started shooting at about 3.40pm, which was perfect: time to have a good walk around, shoot and get plenty done ahead of the sunset.
No tripod means, with the Hasselblad especially, getting as much done in good daylight as is possible. I have the CCD sensor in my H4D-40 and whilst I adore the colour rendition, the camera is struggling at 1600ISO. The mirror is huge, the camera is heavy… so you really want to be shooting at 1/125sec minimum and the HTS adaptor takes 1.5 stops off the aperture, making the 80mm f/2.8 a 120mm f/4.5. Some of the shots you see here were shot at 800 and 1600ISO. That's kind of outside the comfort zone of the Hassie, especially when it has the HTS on it. But, they look ok.
Taking the HTS off for a few shots was worth it during Blue Hour. I got my f/2.8 aperture back and could drop the ISO.
The Hassie with the 80mm and the HTS weighs in at about 4.5kgs.
I wish these places allowed tripods.
The Nikon D800e and 300mm is not exactly light either, so I got as much done with that as I could before the sun went down. But, it is a little easier to manage that body in lower light and I got a few at dusk, inthe blue hour, which look nice enough.
This is something I've been trying a bit recently. It's hit and miss to be honest. Large panos with lots of shots, handheld, are a bit of a tough ask. Especially when you have a lot of movement on the HTS. It sort of comes down to the software getting confused and not being able to handle the blurred areas you get when you are applying tilt and shift.
I use Kolor AutoPano Pro, which is an amazing powerful piece of software, but its just not really set up to be stitching pans with TS lens movement.
Still, the smaller ones with less shots have been turning out well. I really like how the shot of the wonderfully designed National Art Centre came out. The glass wave on that building is amazing and the light, just prior to sunset was truly stunning on it.
The light I was getting just prior to sunset, where it was low and raking across the city, really makes for great conditions for the HTS. The edges of things, lit by low crosslight from the falling sun really come out great. The softer light of just after sunset was ok but you really need contrast with this sort os shooting technique, so a bit of that got added in during post.
Here are the panoramas I've stitched up so far. There are a few more big ones to make. I'll hang on to those and post another day. Click each image for a big version with at bottom right of the screen, an option to get the full sized version. Note: these are all reduced size. The originals range from 14,000px across to 45,000pixels across. From 77MP to 291MP.
So, here's few shots. From the file names it's pretty obvious which were shot with the Hasselblad and which with the Nikon. The TS shots are super obvious. There are some single frames and some panoramas.
Hope you enjoy looking at them. I'll probably be doing an architecture and panorama workshop soon, using some of the high viewing areas in town. Drop me a line if you're interested in being notified of when that happens.
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Over the past three months, I began cutting down on the cigarettes. From January first at 00:00hrs, I quit altogether. It's only four days, but channeling the urge to smoke into positive stuff is helping a lot. It's also stopping me from replacing the smokes with food. I don't want to swap a tobacco addiction for a weight increase.
I started smoking when I was in the British Army. It was something social to do, to help me stand out from the crowd less. Cigarettes were pretty much free, too. Woodbines. No filter. Hardcore.
After the Army, I was at art college for three years. Not long after that, I spent ten years in the music business. Moving to Japan, land of cheap and ubiquitous smoking, probably extended the habit by at least ten years. I've quit before, once for over 18months. This time it's for good.
Expect more blogging, more writing, more content from me this year. It's not just because I've quit smoking but, right now and for the next few months, I'll be creating more to keep me busy and off the smokes.
2018 is the year to get back on the horse with a vengeance. Last year was very mixed for me, total shit in parts. Having my old, 'chock full of content' Japanorama website hacked to death put me back a long way. 12 years of good Google SEO built up… all turned to dust. Last year was a bit lean.
As a freelancer, I crave working in teams. But that means trusting people with ideas. Finding solid people can be hard. Creating to the time to properly collaborate with the right, trustworthy folks can also be hard in Tokyo. It's a busy city. It's huge. People don't get together so much, so often sometimes.
2018 is the year to put that straight, too, and I've got meetings pretty much all next week to discuss plans and get started on stuff. Some really cool stuff. With some lovely folks.
I'm excited.
I'm cold turkey.
If I had a grandmother, I'd sell her right now for a cigarette.
But I'll keep walking and shooting and blogging, instead.
I just upgraded my phone from the 6S Plus. One of the kids has that now. Pretty pleased with the 8. Hey, it's a phone…. it takes better pictures than my phone did in 1990 And it can make phonecalls, too.
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There was a lovely sunset today and as I have the Hasselblad HTS1.5 for a week, it seemed like a great opportunity to get on the roof and shoot something different.
First of all, let me say that in order not to kill my web server, I haven't put the full 395MP panorama up here. But there is a 10,000 pixel wide version of it for you to look at. The original is over 50,000pixels across.
The Hasselblad HTS1,5 tilt-shift adaptor is a glorious piece of kit ad truly, perhaps, the summit of geekery from the team at Hasselblad in Sweden. Not only does it allow you to attach any lens to the camera and turn it into a tilt-shift lens, it records the X and Y axis movements in the EXIF data. Truly an achievement.
I don't often shoot with the HTS and camera on a tripod. It's just too fiddly and time-consuming unless I need a longer exposure in low light.
So, this panorama was shot hand-held, at 800ISO (a little higher than I'd usually shoot with the CCD sensor on my Hasselblad H4D.
Here it is. Click the image for the 10,000pixel version, then click the 'View full size 10000×1329′ link at the bottom right….
I'll try and sort out a decent, free lace to put the 50,000 pixel version soon.
Here's a couple more I shot from the roof today.
If you're interested in shooting with with the HTS1.5, drop me a line and we can arrange a class.
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Autumn is always my favourite season in Japan, all be it that we've had a few odd autumns over the past few years. Here's a few shots from a recent walk around Tokyo.
There used to be a time when you could set your watch by the seasons in Japan. That time has one, not just in Tokyo either. Seasonal variations in weather have resulted in weirder weather everywhere and in Japan that sort of means we now have just two seasons: warm and cold. Autumn was slow coming to Tokyo this year but once it started to arrive, it was nice that it coincided with me having a little free time to talk a walk.
The shots in this set are from a walk I did from the avenue of gingko trees in Gaienmae (where there were so many people, I ended up mostly shooting fallen leaves on the floor) through to Yoyogi Park and Meiji Jingu Shrine.
As well as the leaves, there are a few nice shots of the newly refurbished copper roof at the shrine. If you haven't been there for a while, do go back: the roof looks stunning.
Everything here was shot on my Hasselblad H4D-40 with the 80mm HC 2.8 lens. The files have had very minimal adjustments in Phocus. None were edited in Photoshop.
The super faithful colour is the main reason I love owning this camera. It really does reduce the need for lengthy post-pro.
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A cool, crisp, sunny day made the perfect conditions for a walk from quiet shiitamachi, past Tokyo Station and into Hibiya Park.
In between a lot of teaching, some busy excursions around Japan for the JTB and National Parks authority and a recent busy patch of shoots in Tokyo, I haven't had much time for walking or blogging.
I've also had a rather odd year in terms of morale. Freelance life includes a lot of 'keeping oneself positive' and after a few bumps and knocks this year, I've had a rather rare episode recently of feeling down.
But, as one of the aspects of my teaching and mentoring is helping people stay positive, creative and moving forward, it's time I heeded my own advice. The past ten days has, therefore, been a very positive period and I feel like I'm getting back to my usual self and ready to dive headlong into the new year and make it a success.
So, here's some pics from one of the my recent, rejuvenating walks through Tokyo. Some people say my Hasselblad H4D-40 is way too heavy to be carrying around all day. I don' mind it. The superbly accurate colour is always a joy and I was happy with the mixed set of subjects I got on this nice little walk.
Hope you enjoy.
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Posted by Alexandrine Fortier, on Bedrooms category. August 9th, 2016
Everybody must expect to have a kind of admirable and comfortable home living. Of course, your home should be your own palace where you can relax your mind and enjoy your time. But the comfort actually cannot be achieved that simply. There are many factors that can make a house will be beautiful and comfortable, including for bedroom.
By the way, do you have the plan to build or probably renovate your bedroom in this near future? It means you have to start making the design by now. You can design by yourself although some suggestions from the expert are sometimes needed.
So, what are the design for the master bedroom that suitable for you? Just check them out.
Modern and Contemporary Designs
It is not something exaggerated to say that modern bedroom is that which is really popular right now. Anything with "modern" adjective can look up-to-date and cool.
So, how is the modern bedroom look like? It's a simple bedroom which is still accentuating the sense of elegant and luxurious. There will not be too many details like floral or ethnic carvings – except if you want them.
The furniture also tends to look simpler. Modern bedroom ideas can be appropriate whether space is narrow or large. Large will be much better of course, but small bedroom ideas with modern design can be a smart choice.
Classic and Traditional Design
The term of classic and traditional can refer to many things. As you know, there are so many cultures and traditions in this world. But all the traditional and classic cultures, if they are applied in the world of interior and exterior design, there will be one similarity found.
It is regarding the presence or details and accents which tend to be more complex. Something like floral and tribal accents can be found in any culture although they may be presented in the different form.
Certain gleaming colors like gold or rustic brown can also be another characteristic to represent this idea.
Other Designs
Talking about designing a bedroom means it should depend on the taste of the owner. Therefore, it is possible for you not to choose the two designs offered above and choose your own design.
There are still many others designs, let say vintage, retro, Asian, shabby chic and so on. Some pictures below can inspire you.
Which designs are suitable for your master bedroom?
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Ms. Dodie Osteen will hold a prayer and healing service for kids, teens and adults with special needs tonight, Apri… https://t.co/zKTjNr0zDH
Main Service Times
Childcare (Kidslife) available during every weekend and Wednesday service.
Jr. & Sr. High
Saturday - 7:00pm
Middle School - 4th Floor, Warehouse
Sunday - 8:30am, 11:00am
Middle School - 4th Floor, Warehouse
Wednesday - 7:30pm
Middle School - 4th Floor, Warehouse
High School - 4th Floor, Loft
Young Adults
Sunday - 7:00pm
Lakewood Church
713-491-1283 (Prayer)
800-278-0520 (Customer Service)
P.O. Box 23297
Houston, TX 77228