Mishakaike Pond
Matrimony
Icons of Japan
Hakone Sunset
The Castle in the Sky
Misty Morning
Daybreak
Three Icons of Kanagawa
Gateway to Fuji
Summer Fuji
Overtaking the Giant
Fuji Yellow
Magic Hour
The Essence of Summer
Identity Crisis
Autumn Falls
In the Shadow of the Giant
Stranded
A Solitary Cherry Blossom Tree in Sankeien Garden
The Lighthouse
Autumn Chaos
Frozen
Kegon from Above
Last Light on Fuji
Autumn Abstract
First Light over Chigasaki
Kawaguchiko
Sunrise with an Icon
The Flow of Autumn
Morning Calm
The Three Amigos
Oirase
Skyscraper of Yamanashi
Urami
Toyama Sunrise
Spring in the Air
Shojiko Sunrise
Solitude
Mount Fuji from a Traditional Japanese Village
Graveyard
A Moment of Peace at Heisenji Hakusan Shrine
Shonan Sunrise
Heaven
On Top of the World
Shonan Sunset
Mishakaike Pond (Summer)
Spring Tapestry
Interstellar
Autumn Stroll
The Trees of Lake Biwa
The Lovers
Kegon from Below
Time to Reflect
Vancouver Autumn
Giant in the Haze
Hint of Autumn
Mishakaike PondA panoramic image of the Mishakaike Pond located in Chino, Nagano during the autumn seasons
MatrimonyA long exposure image of the wedding rocks (Meoto Iwa) in Ise-shi, Mie.
Icons of JapanAn image of the Shinkansen (bullet train) with Mount Fuji, two icons of Japan. Taken in Shizuoka
Hakone SunsetA photo of Mount Fuji as seen from Ashinoko in Hakone at sunset.
The Castle in the SkyA shot of Echizen-ono Castle, located in Ono City, Fukui, Japan. While Fukui is one of the lesser visited parts of Japan for most tourists, it’s home to this stunning scene.
Misty Morning
DaybreakWaiting in the cold can be rewarding, with a little luck. On this particular day, I was able to capture a stunning image of Mount Fuji from Kawaguchiko at sunrise.
Three Icons of KanagawaA panoramic image putting three icons of Kanagawa together at sunset. Mount Fuji can only be seen on a clear day, so getting this shot requires perfect conditions. Taken in Tateishi Park.
Gateway to FujiA photo of a gate (torii) with Mount Fuji as seen from Kanagawa during some stunning sunset conditions
Summer FujiA long exposure image of Mount Fuji on a cloudy summer morning.
Overtaking the GiantAn image showing two iconic elements of Japan: cherry blossoms and Mount Fuji. Taken from Kawaguchiko, in Yamanashi
Fuji YellowAn image of Mount Fuji with the popular nanohana, as seen from Kanagawa Japan. Taken in Azumayama park.
Magic HourA stunning spring scene in Tokyo, as seen from Roppongi Hills at sunset.
The Essence of SummerAn image of Tokyo Skytree with the hydrangea that captures the essence of summer in Tokyo.
Identity CrisisBeautiful contrast found in Asakusa as the cherry blossoms bloom with Tokyo Skytree in the background.
Autumn FallsThe stunning autumn colors of Nagano with Ootaki. This lesser known wonder can be found in the mountain of Chino.
In the Shadow of the Giant
Stranded
A Solitary Cherry Blossom Tree in Sankeien GardenA single cherry blossom tree, found in Yokohama
The LighthouseWhile most travel to Okinawa for the white sand beaches, but I prefer to visit the lesser known wonders.
Autumn Chaos
Frozen
Kegon from Above
Last Light on Fuji
Autumn Abstract
First Light over ChigasakiDespite the cold, many residence of Chigasaki still made the trip down to the beach to photograph the first sunrise of 2021.
Kawaguchiko
Sunrise with an Icon
The Flow of Autumn
Morning Calm
The Three Amigos
Oirase
Skyscraper of Yamanashi
Urami
Toyama Sunrise
Spring in the Air
Shojiko Sunrise
Solitude
Mount Fuji from a Traditional Japanese Village
Graveyard
A Moment of Peace at Heisenji Hakusan Shrine
Shonan Sunrise
Heaven
On Top of the World
Shonan Sunset
Mishakaike Pond (Summer)
Spring TapestryA panoramic image of cherry blossoms in Japan
Interstellar
Autumn Stroll
The Trees of Lake Biwa
The Lovers
Kegon from Below
Time to Reflect
Vancouver Autumn
Giant in the Haze
Hint of Autumn
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