Days in the life of Snowy (aka Snowy World Tour)

[Snowy]

[Snowy]

[Snowy]

Anyone heading to Tokyo on this forum with some time to borrow should visit J’Antiques | #101 2-25-13 Kamimeguro Meguro-Ku Tokyo 153-0051 Japan

Original Real Deal Antiques. (2nd photo in post above)

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[twin]

I like the way you Snowy show what everyday life is about in Japan.

[Snowy]

Thanks Twin. That was what I was trying to capture over there; a 'real' Tokyo.

[Snowy]

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[Snowy]

Okay Kind Folks, That's My Week In Tokyo Done!
Thanks for your time/attention/comments

[Giles]

I thought it amazing…..Thank you

[Finn666]

loved it!…thanks for sharing mate!

btw. do you even edit the pictures or are they as you take them out of the cam? @Snowy

[mclaincausey]

Wow…. Thanks for bringing us these little slices of life. Really want to go to Japan and soon.

[Aetas]

Thanks @Snowy . Your pics are a fascinating kaleidoscope of the Tokyo metropolis.

[Snowy]

Thanks again guys. Really enjoyed it!

@Finn666 the most I've done to these photos, probably 1 in 15 shots, is a crop. All are essentially 100% out of the camera as was/is.

[Snowy]

We're back to your regular scheduled program now. These from last weekend. Went out with an old mate who's also shooting Leica these days. Last set of photos from the day from a construction site who's fence we ducked under ;).

[Hereforthebeer]

Great pics as always @Snowy  Really like the liking the large roller door pic and the one of the old exhaust fan in the wall.

[Snowy]

Thanks Beer, the rollerdoor was my fav for the day. The fan was on the other side of ducking under a fence :).

[Snowy]

This load of photos have been taken over the past 2 or so weekends. I've ducked into the city a few times, but seem to have more enjoyment with the camera walking around my hood.

Technologically, after shooting with a mate a few weeks ago and seeing how good a shoulder strap was, between the last series and this, I've changed to shoulder strap, instead of hand strap. Over the past few weeks, really since Japan, I've been moving closer to fully manual on the camera. I'm pretty close now and most of my shooting over the past week was Full Manual. Out on the street changing ISO and shutter speed as the light changes, or changing aperture and shutter speed depending on what I'm targeting. It's been a solid 6 months of shooting, and I think I'm just starting to get there.

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