Always Load Your Film Correctly, Kamakura, Japan
On one of my early outings with the Mamiya 6 in 2015, I forgot to properly align the film starting indicator
Photos taken using Mamiya 6 with 75mm f/3.5 lens
On one of my early outings with the Mamiya 6 in 2015, I forgot to properly align the film starting indicator
Shoe Shiners working outside Yūrakuchō Station in Tokyo, Japan.
A small shop selling Satsuma-age (fried fishcakes) at Harmonica Yokochō in Tokyo, Japan.
People striding across the Lobby of JP Tower in Tokyo, Japan.
An Enoshima Electric Railway Train approaches Kamakurakokomae Station in Kamakura (鎌倉), Japan.
On the first roll of film that I ever shot on my Mamiya 6 in 2015,
Hijiribashi Bridge in Tokyo, Japan, affords this view of Ochanomizu Station along the Kanda River,
Harmonica Yokochō (ハモニカ横丁), located to the north of Kichijōji station in Tokyo, Japan, used to be a flea market in the post-WWII years.
Harmonica Yokocho (ハモニカ横丁) is a small stretch of tiny shops, eateries and bars located to the north of Kichijōji station in Tokyo, Japan.
This portfolio presents a selection of some of my favorite medium-format film photography.
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