More new houses
I will never understand why they are built so very close to each other. And it's a pity that little by little, so many rice paddies in Kitakami are eaten up by those new housing areas.
posted by Julia @ 6:35 AM
Kitakami Photoblog
Daily photos from Kitakami, a small town in Northern Japan, and its surroundings.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
I will never understand why they are built so very close to each other. And it's a pity that little by little, so many rice paddies in Kitakami are eaten up by those new housing areas. Kitakami Photoblog
Daily photos from Kitakami, a small town in Northern Japan, and its surroundings.
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1 Comments:
Thanks,
I have found your urban/rurals (could be interesting to call them "new vernavcular") quite interesting. I still do not understand if it is a style of yours or if you have to work a bit more on the presentation and in postprocessing (I am using a big screen but it is almost impossible to contemplate the whole picture at once). Anyway interesting content also from a geographic point of view, after all is'nt landscape photography about that ?
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