Don't drag the camera bag, okay? Too Heavy to Carry, Too Strong to Give Up - 21st Nov 2014

-
While I was out photographing, my daughter tried to imitate me by picking up my camera bag. It was far too heavy for her to lift, but she didn’t give up. 

Instead, she began dragging it along the ground with all her might.

Olympus OM-D E-M1 / M. Zuiko Digital ED 12-40mm F2.8 PRO / f3.2 / 1/1250sec / ISO200 / +0.3


Olympus OM-D E-M1 / M. Zuiko Digital ED 12-40mm F2.8 PRO / f/3.5 / 1/800sec / ISO100 / +0.3


Olympus OM-D E-M1 / M. Zuiko Digital ED 12-40mm F2.8 PRO / f/3.0 / 1/1000sec / ISO200 / +0.3

Olympus OM-D E-M1 / M. Zuiko Digital ED 12-40mm F2.8 PRO / f/3.1 / 1/1000sec / ISO200 / ± 0.0


Participating in the ranking
If you think the content is good, please click and follow.
気に入っていただけましたら応援よろしくお願い致します。


Location: 日本、〒179-0072 東京都練馬区光が丘４丁目１−１ 光が丘公園

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Kurobe–Tateyama: Where Majestic Landscapes Meet Lasting Memories - 30th April - 1st May 2005

-
Image
The Kurobe Tateyama area is a magnificent mountainous region representing the Northern Japan Alps, renowned for the spectacular scenery of the Tateyama mountain range that spans Toyama and Nagano Prefectures.  Kurobe Dam, one of the largest arch dams in Japan, impresses visitors with its grand scale, nestled within a deep valley, and the powerful spray of water released during discharge. Murodo, situated at an elevation of approximately 2,450 meters, serves as a central base for exploring Tateyama and offers a highland landscape where visitors can enjoy nature throughout the four seasons. Nearby stands Hotel Tateyama, known as the highest-altitude hotel in Japan, where guests can experience the tranquility above the clouds and a sky filled with countless stars. In spring, one of the highlights is the “Snow Corridor” (Yuki-no-Otani), where buses pass between towering walls of snow rising several meters high, providing a truly unique and memorable experience.  From Murodo and Ku...
Read more

Kamikochi Revisited Twenty Years Later (Part 7/7) - 9th -12th Aug 2026: Kappa Bridge and the Soul of Kamikochi

-
Image
Kappa Bridge, located in the heart of Kamikochi, is a wooden suspension bridge spanning the Azusa River and stands as one of the area's most iconic scenic spots. The warmth of its timber beautifully complements the surrounding trees and crystal-clear river, enchanting countless visitors from home and abroad. The true highlight of Kappa Bridge is the 360-degree panoramic view from atop the bridge. Looking upstream along the Azusa River, the rugged, 3,000-meter-class peaks of the Hotaka Mountain Range rise majestically like a folding screen. Turning downstream, you can behold Mount Yakedake, an active volcano listed among Japan's 100 Famous Mountains, with white plumes of steam still rising from its peak. Across the emerald-green flow of the pristine Azusa River, enjoying both the dynamic rock faces of Hotaka and the wild, breathing presence of Mount Yakedake at the same time is a luxury unique to Kappa Bridge. The landscape changes remarkably with the seasons and time of day, of...
Read more

June in Hibiya Park: A Lush Tapestry of Roses, Hydrangeas, and Early Summer Blooms - 17th June 2026

-
Image
In June, Hibiya Park enters a particularly beautiful season, when it is adorned with a rich variety of flowers under the gentle, soft light characteristic of early summer. The first to catch the eye are the roses, with numerous varieties reaching their peak bloom mainly in the First Flower Garden. Their vibrant colors—red, pink, and white—along with their delightful fragrance, offer great enjoyment to visitors. Hydrangeas, which are indispensable to the rainy season landscape, bloom gracefully along the pathways and in shaded areas. Their blue and purple blossoms become even more vivid when touched by the rain, enhancing the tranquil atmosphere of the park. In addition, agapanthus, bearing refreshing bluish-purple flowers atop slender, upright stems, come into full bloom in the latter half of June, adding a cool and elegant touch to the early summer scenery. Furthermore, flowers resembling lilies, such as Hemerocallis (commonly known as daylilies), can also be seen. These are character...
Read more