The Ups and downs of Vertical Lines
These travel snaps have all been chosen from a photographic feature point of view as set by Cee’s Weekly Compose Yourself Challenge. This week we are looking at Vertical Lines. […]
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Don’t let the rainy season put you off!
The Irises are worth it! If I had to choose an off season for visiting Japan it would be the rainy season. In June most days are gray and cool with […]
Japanese Wedding Head wear
The Tsunokakushi A hat? no so much but head wear yes. The tsunokakushi is part of the traditional garb worn at a Japanese wedding ceremony. At first glance it looks […]
Photo Essay – Sake Barrels and Symbolism
Meiji Jingu is a Shinto shrine famous as the place where the Meiji Era Empress and Emperor’s souls are enshrined. It is a popular place for traditional weddings and one […]
Culture, Coming of Age and the Kimono
My previous posts are taking the piss a tad, are borderline rants and reek of sarcasm and I don’t see any reason that this will end up any different as […]
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