Ha Ha Ha
This man was found in the famous bamboo grove that Trey is so famous for. He had made a miniature version of the grove out of tiny bamboo pieces. It was actually incredible. The friends we made while travelling were talking to him, so we took the opportunity to snap him without him realising. Whatever they ...
Over There, Over Here
Who draws the attention in this shot? Is it the woman pointing at the camera? What about the central man who’s made eye contact with us? It’s probably not the woman on the right, the grumpy look on her face is a nice touch to the image. Whoever it might be, the depth of focus on ...
Saying A Prayer
Different faiths are one of the major draws for travelling. This was at a Kyoto shrine – our memory escapes us when we try to remember which one in particular. It’s a good example for demonstrating why B&W is so important for street photography and how it should be used when you really want to focus on ...
Busted
Caught out. Despite the fact that we shoot with a 70-300 mm lens, people rarely notice us. You’d think a massive lens pointed in their direction would yield some eye contact. Regardless of our ninja skills, this man managed to lock eyes with our camera. It’s a nice street photograph. It won’t turn heads, but ...
A Cartful of Children
Today’s photo is truly surreal. Never in our lives have we ever seen a pushcart full of children being lugged around a park. Then again, there were a lot of things we’d never seen before until we visited Japan. The shrine park was teeming with families because it was Golden Week. For those who don’t know, Golden ...
You Decide – Child Smiling or Child Playing?
The child photos just don’t stop coming. Today we have two shots that we need your help with. It’s rare that we’re unable to decide which in a batch we prefer, so we’ve decided to post both for your input. Both have a lovely sense of tenderness. In the first image, the smile on the ...
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