My final full day in Tokyo was reserved for the bohemian district of Shimokitazawa. Before heading there, I decided to see some traditional architecture at the Kyu Asakura house. This beautiful 1920s house was owned by a Minister and was one of the few to survive WW2 and the Great Kanto earthquake. It was empty...
I can’t believe I’m on Part 3 of my trip to Tokyo! I didn’t want to cram all these photos and different experiences into just one post, but I apologise. You can read Part 1 & Part 2 if you want to see what I got up to before this. In this blog I visit the...
In these times of amazing camera phones, brilliant DSLRs and a lean towards everyone being ‘a photographer’ it is easy to discount the value of wedding photograph. You may be tempted to get guests to just take photos on their phones, or ask a friend with a decent camera to do it instead. I have...
