Best Shots of the Week #11
Here are the best of my shots this week. All were taken with my Iphone and processed using Instagram. Check them out, and let me know what you think! There’s a poll below, take a sec and vote for your fave!
Some cat in a hat
Construction Site in Kawasaki
People on the train
Roppongi Massage Parlor
Hey Kitty Kitty Kitty
Woman reading on train
Tsunashima Alley
Jiyugaoka Track
Musashi Kosugi ekimae
Waiting for a Student
Well, that’s about it for this week. Cast your vote in the poll below! And drop me a line, let me know why you dug it. Any tips would be appreciated as well…all you pros out there, show an amateur some love!
BTW last week’s winner was “Eye of Hiyoshi Station“
Who is this guy, Loco, anyway? Click here!
PS: Did you dig them? Check out my previous shots…some are pretty damn good. The rest are magnificent (-;
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Raw Like Sushi
Jiyugaoka track because you captured the blue sky and that bit of cloud showing a little bit of nature for all the buildings and wires and rails and roofs.
Roppongi Massage Parlor, hands down. It’s very mysterious with a spot-on composition topped with a title that makes me want to know more despite there being not a single soul present.
The first picture of the cat in the hat was pretty intriguing too in it’s ghostliness and nostalgic memories of Curious George.
LOVE the colors omg! So bright and brilliant!
musashi because of the exposure and you kinda captured the invisible man’s car on his way to fight crime? I thought he’d have a high-end import but he’s keeping a low pro
i really liked four of your photos this week, either for composition or interestingness (or both!) but i voted for ekimae because of the ghost car. very cool!
i love taking photos (am not a professional!!) and love seeing others. thanks for sharing!
Kawasaki construction site – I like the “cubism” of the picture
Woman on a train, one of those stained, worn-out and faded menus in some place you really don’t want to have to eat but there’s nothing else around. The poster kind of spills down onto the woman’s blouse without her even noticing.