Photographer's Note
Old Nakasendo and today's R17 run along the heights.
Alleys down the hills lead to the reminiscence of Yedo.
You may call it "Asia".
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Klapaucius
(627) 2006-03-14 8:57 [Comment]
SUKIYAKI
(0) 2006-03-30 11:07
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dragonslayero
(3592) 2006-05-15 13:09
Hello Koyama-san.
This photo almost deserves the title: "The rear side of the medallion".
You have managed to capture a view that most tourists proparbly wouldn't see.
The huge web of wires almost makes me feel like my parents house back in the eighties, wires everywhere, nowadays it's in in wires under the ground.
Composition looks very good, the addition of of the cars and the people on bicycles adds a better feel of depth and lenght in this photo.
I was about to say that the colours of the photo seemed a bit dull, but the red VW beetle in the foreground gives the straight opposite of this. Good job!
Thanks for sharing.
Odd Jarle
Photo Information
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Copyright: Keiichiro Koyama (Koyama)
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- Genre: Plaatsen
- Medium: Kleur
- Date Taken: 2005-05-14
- Categories: Architectuur
- Camera: Nikon D 70, AF-S Nikkor 18-70mm
- Fotoversie: Originele versie
- Thema's: From Itabashi to Hakusan [view contributor(s)]
- Date Submitted: 2006-03-12 10:17
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