Shiga Prefecture and Lake Biwa, Japan’s largest lake, from Mt. Ibuki.
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Sean Breslin Cycled since I was a kid, moved to Japan in 2001, bought my first 'serious' camera in 2005. Spent the later half of the 1990s travelling in Australia, Hong Kong, India, Nepal, Japan, and the Philippines and wish I'd photographed a lot more back then.
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Stunning pics! What is the structure on the edge of the mountain in the middle one and is there a particular reason for the vignette effect?
I can’t remember what that structure is but I think it’s something to do with snow in the winter and there’s no special reason for the vignette apart from liking the way it looks.
Stunning pics! What is the structure on the edge of the mountain in the middle one and is there a particular reason for the vignette effect?
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Thanks.
I can’t remember what that structure is but I think it’s something to do with snow in the winter and there’s no special reason for the vignette apart from liking the way it looks.
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