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From Hotaka and Ariake, we can get beautiful views of the peaks of the Northern Alps and traditional farming villages.
I've been visiting Hodaka and Ariake for ages and was delighted and grateful for my first Explorer in this region.
Thank you so much for "on Explore".
I made my "on Explore" album.
Karasawa
涸沢
There were a lot of clouds and we couldn't see the morning glow, but the direction of Mt.Okuhotaka was shining beautifully at sunrise.
涸沢の日の出時刻。雲が多く、モルゲンロートは見られませんでしたが、日の出の頃には奥穂高岳の方面が綺麗に輝きました。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
karasawa-curl is one of the most beautiful spots in Japan.
It is in Mt. Hodaka to see behind.
Mt.Hodaka is the third high mountain in Japan.
Karasawa trekking
涸沢への登山道
Located close to Kappa Bridge, this place where you can really feel nature is also starting to turn red.
河童橋からほど近く、自然が感じられるこの場所も紅葉が始まっていました。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
Here is another photo from my 3rd roll of triple exposure swap with my friends hodachrome and fotobes . For this, I shot the top half (using a splitzer) , Hodaka shot the lower half and Toby shot the full frame.
Karasawa
涸沢
The mist of Karasawa and the background is Mt.Maehotaka (3,090m).
涸沢の霧と前穂高岳です。
今回は涸沢までの2日、そこから上は歩いていません。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
Karasawa trekking
涸沢への登山道
Behind the autumn leaves is Mt. Okuhotaka. Karasawa is where the carp streamer is in the back left of the photo. It may seem close, but there's still a little way to go.
紅葉の向こうに迫力の奥穂高岳。涸沢は写真左奥のこいのぼりの所。近いようでまだちょっとあります。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
Karasawa trekking
涸沢への登山道
And finally I arrived at Karasawa.
そして、ついに涸沢に到着しました。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
Karasawa
涸沢
This weekend, I went camping at Karasawa for the first time. The weather was changeable, but I was able to enjoy the autumn leaves early.
この週末は、初の涸沢テント泊に行ってきました。変わりやすい天気でしたが、一足先の紅葉が楽しめました。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
Karasawa
涸沢
It was a slightly foggy night in Karasawa. There were about 500 tents that day. Perhaps there were fewer tents than expected because of the rain the day before.
若干霧の出た夜の涸沢です。この日のテントは500ほど。
前日の雨で想定より少なかったのかもしれません。
奥は涸沢小屋になります。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
Karasawa
涸沢
Another fun of Karasawa is the colorful tent village. My tent also contributes to the illumination.
涸沢のもう一つの楽しみがカラフルなテント村。微力ながら自分のテントもライトアップに貢献してます。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
Karasawa
涸沢
This flag marks the entrance to Karasawa.
It's taken a long time to get to this point since I saw this.
涸沢の目印となるのぼりです。
これが見えてから、ここまでが長かった。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
Karasawa trekking
涸沢への登山道
Just a short distance to Karasawa. On the left is the panoramic course that can only be walked in autumn, where beautiful autumn leaves can be seen.
涸沢まであとわずか。左手は秋だけ通行可能なパノラマコースで、綺麗な紅葉が見られました。入り口は良いけどその先、徳沢までは上級者向けです。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
Karasawa
涸沢
Karasawa hut is surrounded by autumn leaves.
Behind it is the direction of Mount Kitahotaka.
あちらは紅葉に囲まれた涸沢小屋です。
背後は北穂高岳の方面となります。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
Karasawa
涸沢
One of the reasons I wanted to go to Karasawa was to see the colorful autumn leaves. I was enchanted by the view from the campsite.
涸沢に行きたかった理由の一つがこのカラフルな紅葉が見たかったから。テント場から見れる景色にうっとりでした。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
Karasawa
涸沢
Although the area was rocky, there was also sand and it was flat so I was able to sleep comfortably.
岩が多い所ながら、砂地もあって平らで良く寝れました。
前日はほぼ徹夜でしたし。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
Kamikochi
上高地
This is the Hotaka mountains from Kappa Bridge. I think there used to be a lot of willow trees in the foreground. The background is Mt.Okuhotakadake, on the right is Mt.Maehotakadake. Karasawa is on the back side of those mountains.
河童橋付近からの穂高連峰です。以前は手前にケショウヤナギの木がいっぱいあったはず。正面に奥穂高岳、右手に前穂高岳、涸沢はあの山の裏側ですね。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
Karasawa
涸沢
This is a photo of the morning I woke up in Karasawa.
The early risers headed for the mountain at around 3am.
涸沢で迎えた朝の写真です。
早起きの人は3時頃には山に向かっていきました。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
Karasawa
涸沢
This is a 180-degree panoramic photo taken with iPhone.
On the left is Mt.Maehotakadake, in the center Mt.Okuhotakadake, and on the right are Mt.Karasawa and Mt.Kitahotakadake. This location, surrounded by 3000m-class mountains, is truly magnificent.
iPhoneによる180度のパノラマ写真です。
左に前穂高岳、中央に奥穂高岳、右手は涸沢岳、北穂高岳となります。3000m級の山々に囲まれたこのロケーション、やっぱり素晴らしい。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
Kamikochi
上高地
This is Mt.Myojin (2,931m) as seen from the Azusa River.
梓川から見る明神岳です。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
Karasawa trekking
涸沢への登山道
This is Byobuiwa from a different angle than last time.
On the way back, the Byobuiwa was clearly visible due to the fine weather.
前回とはまた違った角度から見た屏風岩です。
帰り道の屏風岩は好天でくっきりと見えました。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
宿の駐車場。雨上がりの早朝、黒い車の上にカエデの葉っぱがはらり。
ちなみに葉っぱの存在とか位置は自然のままです。全く手を加えてないからね。
@ Nakao Onsen, Okuhida Onsengou, Gifu （岐阜県高山市 奥飛騨温泉郷 中尾温泉）
Karasawa trekking
涸沢への登山道
Myojin Pond felt even more tranquil in the morning.
朝はより静けさが感じられた明神池です。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
Karasawa trekking
涸沢への登山道
I went and returned to Michikusa Shokudo in Tokuzawaen.
You can order cafe latte, coffee, pizza, etc.
徳沢園のみちくさ食堂には行きも帰りも寄りました。
写真のカフェラテやコーヒー、ピザなど注文できます。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
Blizzard at Tsugaike, Japan Northern Alps
Related post on the Captain's blog: High winds
Another photo from our Trifecta Swap with Toby Mason and Hodaka Yamamoto.
We used Kodak Elitechrome EBX film for this and shot with the LC-A+ camera.
Toby shot Brighton Beach in the UK, Hodaka shot some cosmos petals in Japan and I shot a dry tree in one of Nevada's deserts.
I really enjoyed this project with them and still excited about the outcome of our next rolls.
My second upload from the second "trifecta"/ triples swap I did with Toby Mason and Hodaka Yamamoto.
By using a splitzer to expose half of a frame, Toby (fotobes) shot a tunnel in London and Hodaka (hodachrome) shot a castle in Nagoya, Japan. Then I shot a full frame of my friend Noe in Joshua Tree NP.
We all used the LC-A+ camera and Lomo XPro Chrome 100 film.
Also from this swap:
www.flickr.com/photos/hodachrome/16449552502/
www.flickr.com/photos/hodachrome/16255910328/
www.flickr.com/photos/tobesandjess/15823153413/
in january 2014, i started working on a 3-way "trifecta" film-swap, across 3 continents alongside two of my favourite analogue photographers: graziella ines from the u.s. and hodachrome from japan.. since then, we have been sending 3 rolls of film around the globe, each shooting a layer on every frame.. the third and final of these rolls has now been finished, developed and processed..
for this image, graziella shot the upper half of the frame only, masking the lower with a "splitzer" (crazy eyeballs somewhere in vegas!!), hodaka shot the lower half of the frame only, masking the upper half with a "splitzer" (a small sunflower field in ena city, gifu), and finally i shot the full frame (one of the light tunnels near the imax cinema in waterloo, london).. i love how the 3 images combine with cities 5000 miles apart, and a tranquil field in japan - this roll of film has travelled over 11,000 miles in total!
lc-a, kodak elite chrome ebx 100, x-pro (trifecta swap)
please check out the links below too..
and you can even do some shopping now at the newly updated fotobes shop..
Here is my first upload from the third roll of triples or trifecta swap as we call it, between me, and my friends Toby Mason and Hodaka Yamamoto.
For this, we used the great film Kodak EBX and had it cross processed.Two shots were done using a splitzer and the third was shot on the whole frame.
Hodaka took a photo of a cluster of amaryllis flowers in Gifu, Japan. I took a photo of the Paris Hotel (Eiffel Tower) in Las Vegas . Toby took a photo of the new train station at the Blackfriars in London.
This is the first image from a new project, with hodachrome (he is a genius with an LC-A so check him out!). This film swap was based around the "EBS" technique: we shot a roll of film on the "normal" side, and when finished the film was then reversed and rewound, so that the second exposure was shot on the reverse side. When shooting on the reverse side, the image is "redscaled" - all colours become shades of red. With this first roll, hodachrome shot on the normal side in Japan, here in the "Lucent Avenue", the underground passage of Nagoya Station, the theme of this zone is "sea", then I shot on the "redscale" side in Brighton (UK), with some teasels down at Shoreham-by-Sea Harbour.
LC-A+, Fuji 800, EBS Film Swap with Hodaka
And say "hello" on my fotobes facebook page too if you'd like!
Double exposure between UK and Japan. Shot Tower Brdge in London first and then shot sunflowers in Japan. WIth the splitzer. Explored, thanks!
LOMO LC-A+/Lomography X-Pro100/X-Process
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[Notice]
Hodachrome(Hodaka Yamamoto) is going to hold a photo exhibition "Dream or Reality?" in Malaysia. Hope your visit!
■Date and Time
2013/10/25-11/10 AM10:00-PM7:00 (PM9:00 on 25, 26th)
■Venue:
CHECKPOINT
(No.6, Jalan PJS 11/7, Bandar Sunway, 46150 subang jaya, Selangor, Malaysia）
in january 2014, i started working on a 3-way "trifecta" film-swap, across 3 continents alongside two of my favourite analogue photographers: graziella ines from the u.s. and hodachrome from japan.. since then, we have been sending 3 rolls of film around the globe, each shooting a layer on every frame.. the third and final of these rolls has now been finished, developed and processed.. this roll of film has travelled over 11,000 miles in total!
for this image, graziella shot the upper half of the frame only, masking the lower with a "splitzer" (vegas at night), hodaka shot the lower half of the frame only, masking the upper half with a "splitzer" (an old bridge in his hometown ena city, gifu), and finally i shot the full frame (a "rat's eye" shot of one of the foot tunnels at embankment underground station, london).. i love how the 3 images combine with themes and colours..
lc-a, kodak elite chrome ebx 100, x-pro (trifecta swap)
please check out the links below too..
and you can even do some shopping now at the newly updated fotobes shop..
This is the second image from a new project, with hodachrome (he is a genius with an LC-A so check him out!). This film swap was based around the "EBS" technique (exposed both sides): we shot a roll of film on the "normal" side, and when finished the film was then reversed and rewound, so that the second exposure was shot on the "wrong" side. When shooting on the reverse side, the image is "red-scaled" - all colours become shades of red. With this first roll, hodachrome shot Yokkaichi Industrial Complex in Mie, one of the biggest industrial area in Japan, then I shot on the "redscale" side in Brighton (UK), The Palace Pavilion. With this shot I like the clear mix of normal and red-scale colour. It's similar to one that Hodaka has already uploaded, but I really love them both!
LC-A+, Fuji 800, EBS Film Swap with Hodaka
And say "hello" on my fotobes facebook page too if you'd like!
Karasawa trekking
涸沢への登山道
Looking back from the scree slope, the view of Yokoo Hontani was absolutely beautiful.
ガレ場から振り返ると、横尾本谷の景色がめちゃ綺麗でした。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
from the start of this year, i have been planning a 3-way "trifecta" film-swap, across 3 continents with two top analogue photographers: hodachrome from japan and graziella ines from the u.s...
since then, we have been sending 3 rolls of film around the globe, and this is my third upload (more in comments below) from this very well-travelled roll of film.. hodaka shot a new tunnel near maruyama dam, gifu, and graziella's layer was shot on venice beach, and i shot some little yellow flowers on a hill in the south downs, near brighton.. i'm really happy with how clear and complementary the three layers are with this image..
lc-a, kodak elite chrome ebx 100, x-pro (trifecta swap)
please check out the links below too..
and you can even do some shopping now at the newly updated fotobes shop..
山の方へ移動して新穂高ロープウェイの西穂高口駅の展望台へ。天気が良ければ最高だったのになぁ。
@Okuhida area, Takayama city, Gifu pref. （岐阜県高山市 奥飛騨地区）
A fourth image from the return EBS (expose both sides) project, with hodachrome. This film swap took the following process: I shot a roll of film on the "normal" side, rewound (leaving the end of the film still poking out of the magazine) and posted this to Hodaka in Japan, who then reversed and rewound the film, and shot the roll again so that the second exposure was shot on the "wrong" side. When shooting on the reverse side, the image is "red scaled" - all colours become shades of red, so the images are a combination of true and red scaled colours. With this one took a shot near Shoreham Harbour at dusk, around the "Hot Pipes" surf spot, with the camera leaning on the roof of my car to give off reflections, then hodachrome shot at Lake Shizenko in Nagano, which is noted for its eccentric scenery with withered and skeletal trees.. I like how the skeletal trees and reddish colour intersperse the rest of the image, with weird reflections.
LC-A+, Fuji 800, EBS Film Swap with hodachrome
Please check out the links below too..