It's been a while since the last
time I posted a message here...
I was about to do so last week for setsubun, when I noticed that Fred had
already told the story I wanted to tell
in its finest details!
Actually, for the last few weeks, Eiko and I
have been pretty busy preparing the wedding: picking the kimono, finding a
place for the second party (nijikai), making the invitations, etc.
There's still so much to be done and the actual date is coming so quickly!
Anyway, I thought I could take out my camera out for a change, just in case
there would be something to snap.
The results are not great pictures but
I kind of like them, especially the one
taken on the escalator: the camera being still compared to the escalator and
using a long exposure time, I like the contrast between the moving shadows and
Eiko remaining still.
The other one is
a picture of the huge Takashimaya Building, shared together with Tokyu
Hands.
I like the monotony of the repeating square cells and the faceless shapes of
the people going in and out, contrasting again with the green and almost
amusing hands of the "Tokyu Hands" neon sign.
Hopefully, when we have more time after the wedding, I'll be able to go and take some pictures in daylight again.
