Tag: Nikkor Z 24-120mm f/4 S

  • Animal, Vegetable, Mineral

    Animal, Vegetable, Mineral

    This week’s post is a little random. After my long series on Japan, I have a lot of catching up to do with my images, both in terms of editing and blogging. For this post, I decided to share an assortment of images from the city I live in, Castle Pines. No one of these

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  • Casper Echoes and Light

    Casper Echoes and Light

    Late last year we visited my daughter and her husband twice in Casper, Wyoming, once at Thanksgiving and once just after Christmas. On the first trip, I heard about the Goose Egg Inn, which was about a 15-minute drive out of town. There are still lots of favorable reviews of the former bed & breakfast

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  • Japan Wrap-up

    Japan Wrap-up

    Sixteen posts on one trip is a lot, but it was a two-week trip, after all, in new places with lots of time to photograph lots of new things. I ended up with a little over 2,500 images and have now published 119 of them on this website. Of these, 102 were taken with my

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  • Sky Light

    Sky Light

    Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan. October 2025.

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  • Shosenkyo Gorge

    Shosenkyo Gorge

    My last full day in Japan was spent in the city of Kofu in Yamanashi Prefecture, west of Tokyo, and my daughter was back to work that day so I was on my own. I decided to take a 40-minute bus ride out to Shosenkyo Gorge. I knew that the bus left from bus stand

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  • Senga Spray

    Senga Spray

    Kofu, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan. November 2025.

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  • Rural Aomori

    Rural Aomori

    There is always a big difference between urban and rural areas, but certainly in Japan, where Tokyo is on one side of the comparison, the difference is pretty extreme. I enjoyed seeing the this row of giant radishes hanging from a pole, which is definitely not something you would find in Shinjuku City. I’m not

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  • Sweeping View

    Sweeping View

    Aomori, Aomori Prefecture, Japan. November 2025.

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  • Stormclouds over Aomori

    Stormclouds over Aomori

    As I mentioned in the previous post, Aomori Prefecture is the northernmost prefecture on Japan’s main island of Honshu. The city of Aomori itself averages 26 feet of snow annually, more than any city in the world. I visited in November, and December–February turned out to be one of the snowiest in decades. It would

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  • Festival Float

    Festival Float

    Aomori, Aomori Prefecture, Japan. November 2025.

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