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I Captured The Beauty Of Japan, Just Like I Always Dreamed Of Doing (35 Pics)
I've wanted to go to Japan ever since I was a child. Its culture, nature, and architecture - I always thought those were absolutely beautiful.
Last month, I was finally able to fulfill my childhood dream and let myself get consumed by this marvelous country. I must admit when I stepped out of the Tokyo train station I could not stop myself from tearing up because the desire that I have been holding for the past 20 years was finally within my grasp.
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Tengoku E No Hashi
Final score:
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Tengoku E No Hashi II
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Japan
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Godzilla
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Late Night Scene
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Yoasobi
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Together
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Futurism
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Store Front
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Yoru Ni
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Alley
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Surreal Fantasy
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Alley
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After The Rain
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Passerby
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Monika Soffronow 6 years ago
I would love to see the original photos next to the finished ones. Some are too heavily worked over for my taste, or maybe they are indeed not photos at all? A private joke?
Richard 6 years ago
I don't get this obsession to ask if pictures are real, fakes, worked over or anything. As long as somebody shows pictures in the name of art, it doesn't matter at all.
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Monika Soffronow 6 years ago
I would love to see the original photos next to the finished ones. Some are too heavily worked over for my taste, or maybe they are indeed not photos at all? A private joke?
Richard 6 years ago
I don't get this obsession to ask if pictures are real, fakes, worked over or anything. As long as somebody shows pictures in the name of art, it doesn't matter at all.
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