fotolife in tokyo

2010年6月28日月曜日

迷路

わかりきったまっすぐな道じゃつまらない
山あり谷あり　曲がりくねって
ときには行き止まりにぶちあたる
試行錯誤を重ねるから　楽しい
先が見えないから　楽しい

人生ってそんなもの

いや　簡単に楽しいとは言えないかもしれない
けれど　ゴールにたどりついたとき
きっと　振り返ってよかったな
と思えるときが来る

人生ってそんなもの

2010年6月1日火曜日

ことばじゃ足りない

ことばで伝えようとしても
思いはあふれるばかりで
ちっとも追いつかない

だからいつもそばにいて
こぼれた思いを受け止めてほしい

不安に駆られた小心者の僕を
そっと両手で抱きしめてほしい

2010年5月31日月曜日

Can't stop looking for high places

Once I started using Tilt Shift Generator, one of the marvelous applications for iPhone, I can't stop looking for high places. Having found a good spot, shot the view, and processed the image, you will get a great miniature-like image that you will never ever see with your naked eyes. That's just wonderful.

These days I am not satisfied with the resolution that iPhone offers, so I shoot scenes with my Panasonic DMC-LX3, send the images to my iPhone via e-mail, and processed them. Then I take them out of it and adjust colors and added some more modifications as far as I am satisfied.

Another good thing about Tilt Shift Generator is that you can save the image of original size while some other applications shrink the size that can fit the size of iPhone screen or can easily be sent attached to emails, but you know, I want printable images so the function the creators added to Tilt Shift is just wonderful.

Walk around your place and find good spots for tilt shift if you have your cam and iPhone, and try the way I have suggested here. You will find it so exciting!

You want to how it looks before you try? Then visit one of my photo sets on Flickr. You'll see some examples there.