Continuing our travelogue series from my recent Hokkaido Winter Landscape Photography Adventure tour and workshop, today we pick up the trail on the morning of day three, when we took a walk around the back of our hotel to photograph the blue waterfall there. This is another of those shots...
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Tetrapods with Snow
Boat Graveyard with Sea Mist "Kearashi"
Fish Drying Frames
Blue Falls
Mount Asahi Trees
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3 Comments
Christian Meermann
Posted at 03:06h, 30 JanuarySome epic shots here. “Boat Graveyard at Sunset” is my favorite.
Martin Bailey
Posted at 06:49h, 30 JanuaryWow! Cool! Thanks Christian.
Thom Venier
Posted at 05:11h, 31 JanuarySome gorgeous shots Martin! I was curious when you are creating b&ws in C1 do you have a particular film style in mind to reference when setting details such as grain and tone or have a specific formula…or just do it by what feels right to you?
P.S
I had a blast while I was in Japan earlier in the month and am working hard on edits and