This residential house was taken in Gifu. It is tiny and you would really have to crouch to get into the door.
Camera: Pentax *ist DS, lens: Sigma 18-50mm F2.8 EX DC MACRO
Friday, May 30, 2008
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4 comments:
It looks like you would have to crouch and try and go in sideways. ;-)
I like the shot of this house. The house has a real character. It seems to look both symmetrical and asymmetrical at the same time.
Good choice of subject.
i agree, nice choice of house. i think it was appropriate to photograph it face-on.
(found this blog by searching for 'araki subway')
To mcvmcv: If you follow this link, you'll find my photos that I did in the Araki style: http://hoshisato-travel.blogspot.com/search?q=gazing
ah thanks, i landed one of those pages but didn't see the whole series. i just bought the book today, i really enjoy his interview at the back of the book. (there's a similarly good one at the end of 'dirty pretty things,' which i looked through at the store but did not buy.)
quite brave of you to use a 28-300 lens on the train!!
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