Archive 2008 · Japan Photography
p.10 #1Japan Photography
errr ... could you provide the image number ? I posted so many from Gion that it is a bit hard to know which one you're talking about 
Dec 11, 2008 at 03:55 AM
p.10 #2Japan Photography
I said it on the "other" forum and I will say it again - you rock!!! Top work and always a pleasure to view.
My wife has book marked your site and keeps going back to view your work.
My wife has book marked your site and keeps going back to view your work.
Dec 11, 2008 at 04:33 AM
p.10 #3Japan Photography
I'm loving the intensity from the shots. Very intimate! Captures the emotion very strongly (to me that is).
Dec 11, 2008 at 08:11 AM
p.10 #4Japan Photography
Wonderful images, good timing, great colors, and lots of pop.
Dec 11, 2008 at 03:56 PM
p.10 #5Japan Photography
All of this Japan, and not ONE Judo!
Meanie!
Love the images, absolutely reminds me of whY I want to travel there.
Meanie!
Love the images, absolutely reminds me of whY I want to travel there.
Dec 11, 2008 at 07:07 PM
p.10 #6Japan Photography
pumaknight, jaimiegrafie, yido > thanks a lot for your nice comments, I'm gald I can share this now buy a lonely planet japan and plan to see this by yourself
robert > don't worry, judo as well as many other martial arts are on my list, I'll get some some day ... the problem is to make a good image, most of the time the dojos are modern building and offer very poor background, so I'm searching for some fancy places
and here is today's update, another samourai I wrote some explanation about japanese eras and periods for those interested, clic the link as usual :
http://www.alaindavreux.com/index.php?page=3-021-868-1
http://www.alaindavreux.com/photography/Alain-Davreux_3-021-868-1.jpg
now buy a lonely planet japan and plan to see this by yourself robert > don't worry, judo as well as many other martial arts are on my list, I'll get some some day ... the problem is to make a good image, most of the time the dojos are modern building and offer very poor background, so I'm searching for some fancy places
and here is today's update, another samourai
I wrote some explanation about japanese eras and periods for those interested, clic the link as usual :http://www.alaindavreux.com/index.php?page=3-021-868-1
http://www.alaindavreux.com/photography/Alain-Davreux_3-021-868-1.jpg
Dec 11, 2008 at 10:46 PM
p.10 #7Japan Photography
I just put the India and Spain series in high definitions ! those are old pictures but it's sometimes good to see them big 
http://www.alaindavreux.com/index.php?page=toc_india
http://www.alaindavreux.com/index.php?page=toc_spain
so you get a few India pictures for the week end
http://www.alaindavreux.com/photography/Alain-Davreux_2-013-829-1.jpg
http://www.alaindavreux.com/photography/Alain-Davreux_2-013-205-1.jpg
http://www.alaindavreux.com/photography/Alain-Davreux_2-013-866-1.jpg
http://www.alaindavreux.com/index.php?page=toc_india
http://www.alaindavreux.com/index.php?page=toc_spain
so you get a few India pictures for the week end
http://www.alaindavreux.com/photography/Alain-Davreux_2-013-829-1.jpg
http://www.alaindavreux.com/photography/Alain-Davreux_2-013-205-1.jpg
http://www.alaindavreux.com/photography/Alain-Davreux_2-013-866-1.jpg
Dec 12, 2008 at 09:22 PM
p.10 #8Japan Photography
Autumn, in yellow this time. Those leaves will become red after (see this image http://www.alaindavreux.com/index.php?page=3-025-152-1 )
http://www.alaindavreux.com/index.php?page=3-025-385-2
http://www.alaindavreux.com/photography/Alain-Davreux_3-025-385-2.jpg
Dec 16, 2008 at 06:47 AM
p.10 #9Japan Photography
Alain:
I've just read this forum post in full; your photographs are stunning
Your choice of backgrounds, your use of natural lighting, and your careful cropping are all exemplary.
There's much to absorb here; there's much to learn from your technique; you are highly skilled.
Thank you for posting.
Richard
I've just read this forum post in full; your photographs are stunning
Your choice of backgrounds, your use of natural lighting, and your careful cropping are all exemplary.
There's much to absorb here; there's much to learn from your technique; you are highly skilled.
Thank you for posting.
Richard
Dec 16, 2008 at 03:44 PM
p.10 #10Japan Photography
Thanks Richard, that's a very nice comment from a skilled photograph
Alain
Alain
Dec 18, 2008 at 08:33 PM
p.10 #11Japan Photography
really nice composition and catch my focus.
I liked the angle of your photos.
I liked the angle of your photos.
Dec 19, 2008 at 03:39 AM
p.10 #12Japan Photography
I have been following this for a little while now. I am struck by the beauty you see in people and the connection you make with your subjects. Wonderful and inspiring!
Ute
Ute
Dec 19, 2008 at 07:22 AM
p.10 #13Japan Photography
ScaryFox wrote:
I have been following this for a little while now. I am struck by the beauty you see in people and the connection you make with your subjects. Wonderful and inspiring!
Well, the same here! I can't believe the beauty of the images posted in this thread. Extremely well done sir!!
I have been following this for a little while now. I am struck by the beauty you see in people and the connection you make with your subjects. Wonderful and inspiring!
Well, the same here! I can't believe the beauty of the images posted in this thread. Extremely well done sir!!
Dec 19, 2008 at 08:52 AM
p.10 #15Japan Photography
chungangus, Ute, Matuka, Mike : thanks for the very nice comments 
I'm working the next update right now
I'm working the next update right now
Dec 20, 2008 at 02:37 AM
p.10 #18Japan Photography
Wow, I just keep looking forward to each new photo Alain, they are superb!
Dec 21, 2008 at 12:33 PM
p.10 #20Japan Photography
Alain:
Very well done; excellent composition. In particular, I find your cropping choices worthy of study.
A question for you: who inspires you? Do you have a photographer -- or several -- whom you emulate?
Richard
Very well done; excellent composition. In particular, I find your cropping choices worthy of study.
A question for you: who inspires you? Do you have a photographer -- or several -- whom you emulate?
Richard
Dec 21, 2008 at 08:58 PM