For many years, I have been a dedicated Fujifilm shooter, owning each iteration of the X100 series. The X100 cameras have consistently served as my desert island camera and my primary choice for travel photography. With these cameras, I have visited numerous places and captured thousands of memorable images. Until recently, I could not imagine […]
Returning to Film Photography It has been quite some time since I last used film for photography. There was a period, lasting around two to three years, when I owned a variety of film cameras—from rangefinders to TLRs and SLRs—and shot almost exclusively with film. Eventually, I sold off nearly all my analog cameras and […]
Leisurely Breakfast at Sawamura Bakery & Restaurant Day 6 marked our final full day in Tokyo. With no urgent plans except visiting Harajuku, Yoyogi Park, and sampling various cafes, we decided to take things slow and enjoy a relaxed morning. Without the pressure of a packed agenda, we headed out early to savor the chilly […]
Mt. Fuji, Japan’s highest peak at 3,776 meters, attracts visitors with its stunning beauty, often obscured by clouds. Kawaguchiko serves as the ideal gateway for travelers to experience this iconic mountain. Highlights include Arakurayama Sengen Park and Oishi Park, each offering picturesque views and a serene atmosphere for exploration and relaxation.
On a leisurely morning in Shinjuku, the group enjoyed a late start, breakfast at Eggslut, and a visit to Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. Afterward, they explored Azabudai Hills for views of Tokyo Tower and the Christmas market. They concluded their day with dinner at Yoshinoya and late-night shopping.
Grief… Live is filled with grief Grief for being born into a broken world Grief for growing up demeaned and bullied. Grief for the childhood lost Grief for that many life choices were subtly but firmly denied and decided for me Grief that the ability to dream had been supressed and lost Grief for a […]
As a hobbyist photographer, I would love to shoot on a daily basis but life happens and things do not always go as we planned. Sometimes I get to do it daily, but most of the times, I go on days without picking up my camera. These are some shots I was able to take […]
Last Saturday, my son and I had the opportunity to spend a couple of hours along Maginhawa Street for a photowalk. I had my Sony A7C2 along and he had his Fuji XE-4 with him. Both of us decided to shoot with primes , I had my Sony 50mm f/1.4GM and my son had his […]
It’s been a while since I shot these CHRISTmas bokeh shots. Had some free time after dinner and decided to do a quick shoot. In the midst of our hustle and bustle, parties and celebration, let us not forget the real reason for this season – our Lord Jesus Christ. All shots were shot RAW with my ancient […]
The author reminisces about dining at Antonio’s, Tagaytay, a place frequented during special occasions. Despite its distance and cost, the quality of food and ambiance contributed to some memorable gatherings. Additionally, the author took photos of the recent trip with a Sony A7III, inviting shares and comments on their work.
Daniel's Lighthouse 