.: My Dream Hokkaido Trip Comes True! :.
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two200, it's turning on a point and stitched in Hugin.
RedDotPhoto
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great shots!! amazing place it is. I"m missing the place already!
I've been there in late Oct, some shots at www.reddotphoto.com.sg/hokkaido (best with >1200px + sound).
TS: do let me know if this is an intrusion of your thread and I'll remove the link.
Regards
Jon from RDP
I've been there in late Oct, some shots at www.reddotphoto.com.sg/hokkaido (best with >1200px + sound).
TS: do let me know if this is an intrusion of your thread and I'll remove the link.
Regards
Jon from RDP
Yes, we did the planning ourselves (it was more of my wife doing all that planning via the Internet). And yes, we also booked at Mazda rental company in Sapporo (and we got a Nissan March instead of a Mazda car!!) and returned the same car in Kushiro
You can always do DIY - go off the usual track, plan with your loved ones or friends and take turns to drive. Enjoy the drive, the occasional detours (to new-found fun places along the way). Laugh when you missed a turn, eat good food and don't be afraid to shout "Oiishiiii!!!! ne" haha..
nice one bro !
totally impressed with the pictures....
make me wanna go to Hokkaido again....
to rekindle the good feelings.
btw,
wat gear did you bring along..?
seemed like there's wide, macro, fish eye.....
was it more of a holiday with your family, or a pure shooting trip...
a lot of places i've been there...
but your angle was simply brochure-like good !!
totally impressed with the pictures....
make me wanna go to Hokkaido again....
to rekindle the good feelings.
btw,
wat gear did you bring along..?
seemed like there's wide, macro, fish eye.....
was it more of a holiday with your family, or a pure shooting trip...
a lot of places i've been there...
but your angle was simply brochure-like good !!
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I only brought one lens - Nikon D90 +18-200m Nikon VR (old model), not the VR2 version. The fisheye like effect is due to the silver ball, not a lens effect
It was a holiday with wife, I just take a little more time to capture scenery Haha.... Cos it's portrait and the calendar is landscape
giantcanopy
Senior Member
such nostalgia ur thread brought up
# 15 Lake Toya promises great hues! Perhaps a little suggestion would be to try to level out the horizon, i understand there will be curve distortions on merging multiple shots, although in instances of some aspect of architecture it might actually enhance, but for water surfaces it might be less desirable.
# 30 somehow reminds me of the shot on one of Bryan Peterson's photog book cover :thumbsup:
# 63 in its simplicity, the light and shade is my favourite It has a certain chinese water painting composition to it.
# 64 looks with great potential, abit more red space if feasible gives more isolation to the beautiful tea/dessert setup.
many thanks for sharing!
ryan
# 15 Lake Toya promises great hues! Perhaps a little suggestion would be to try to level out the horizon, i understand there will be curve distortions on merging multiple shots, although in instances of some aspect of architecture it might actually enhance, but for water surfaces it might be less desirable.
# 30 somehow reminds me of the shot on one of Bryan Peterson's photog book cover :thumbsup:
# 63 in its simplicity, the light and shade is my favourite
It has a certain chinese water painting composition to it.# 64 looks with great potential, abit more red space if feasible gives more isolation to the beautiful tea/dessert setup.
many thanks for sharing!
ryan
orangedial
New Member
Very nice thread with lots of beautiful photos! Looks like you had great fun
such nostalgia ur thread brought up
# 15 Lake Toya promises great hues! Perhaps a little suggestion would be to try to level out the horizon, i understand there will be curve distortions on merging multiple shots, although in instances of some aspect of architecture it might actually enhance, but for water surfaces it might be less desirable.
# 30 somehow reminds me of the shot on one of Bryan Peterson's photog book cover :thumbsup:
# 63 in its simplicity, the light and shade is my favourite. It has a certain chinese water painting composition to it.
# 64 looks with great potential, abit more red space if feasible gives more isolation to the beautiful tea/dessert setup.
many thanks for sharing!
ryan
Hi GiantCanopy!
Thanks for your inputs :thumbsup: Will take care about the horizons in future panoramic stitches.
For #64, not feasible cos the rest is the brown bench and the gravel floor....
Loved this trip - I would like to go somewhere in the south of Japan in the next trip.
So far have covered the Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Nara and Hokkaido regions, about time to go south...
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