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Paul's Photos
{K:35235} 11/20/2005
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when I saw the thumbnail, I did not think the image was from japan... interesting contrast in styles...
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Ahmet Baki Kocaballi
{K:13618} 11/16/2005
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Hi Roger,
nice capture of a typical architecture..
it is a pitty that some part of the building in shadow.. also i think you may try to landscape format here..
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Roger Williams
{K:86139} 11/15/2005
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You're quite right Kevin, but as it was I was kneeling on a windowsill with the camera jammed up against the window frame to get this shot from the 15th floor... and there just wasn't any "right" I could move to.
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KEVIN TEMPLE
{K:8657} 11/15/2005
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more to the right Roger would have been better but good all the same
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Roger Williams
{K:86139} 11/14/2005
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Small places, yes, Gabriela, but there's very little of the scale of Hyde Park, Richmond Park, or even St. James' park for that matter. Even Hibiya is no bid deal. Meiji Jingu is fine, but there you have the Emperor again...
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Roger Williams
{K:86139} 11/14/2005
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Rob, to answer your question I don't use NeatImage for noise reduction nor is there a setting in my rather basic (Epson Twain 5.5) software for that. I have tried using the PhotoRetouche NR utility because I have such a good experience of the other utilities in this set, but I never have much luck. I think I prefer grain! Given a good exposure, Superia 400 ISO has very good grain, although it soon begins to show up if you underexposse. The ISO 800 emulsion is similar but much less forgiving.
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Chris Spracklen
{K:32552} 11/13/2005
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Nice view, Roger.
Good shot.
Best regards, Chris
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Rob Ernsting
{K:8899} 11/13/2005
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It is close to the architecture that you can find in my country as well, very nice view. Great sharpness and ISO 400 grainless as far as I can tell. Do you use a setting in the scanner software for that or Neatimage?
P.S. You asked question in two of my photos, about latitude of fillm and Spanish rements. Please see the replies. Cheers, Rob.
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Rob Ernsting
{K:8899} 11/13/2005
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It is close to the architecture that you can find in my country as well, very nice view. Great sharpness and ISO 400 grainless as far as I can tell. Do you use a setting in the scanner software for that or Neatimage?
P.S. You asked question in two of my photos, about latitude of fillm and Spanish rements. Please see the replies. Cheers, Rob.
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Gabriela Tanaka
{K:16594} 11/13/2005
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A very beautiful shot, Roger!!! Was my red wall a challenge or was it posted before????Hahaha!
Now I remember I got a glimpse of it, might be the ministry of justice of the one of the interior. It looks good among the concrete and glass in the area! And about the trees...I beg to differ, if there was always something to impress me in this megalopolis was the presence of trees and vegetation wherever a small place is left free from concrete, iron, glass and asphalt.It is not only the Emperor who affords having trees around!
Gabriela
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Roger Williams
{K:86139} 11/13/2005
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Tim, there isn't THAT much treed space in Tokyo, but that's the Imperial Palace grounds you're looking at there! If anyone can have greenery where he wants it, it must be the Emperor.
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Tim Schumm
{K:29196} 11/13/2005
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Yes it looks so western...could be a building from here for sure. Great view from this vantage point. I wouldn't have thought there would be so much treed space there in Tokyo
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Ellen Smith
{K:14418} 11/13/2005
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I think they went a little to far West for there idea of Western. It's a great shot Roger. For a moment I thought you were back here.
Ellen
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cessy karina
{K:14205} 11/12/2005
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very nice bird view of the building
nice depth, very well composed
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Margaret Sturgess
{K:49403} 11/12/2005
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Great composition and view Roger, the building almost looks like a model, very crisp detail and colours
Margaret
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Alexandre Pierre
{K:215} 11/12/2005
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beautiful shot!
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