IF ONLY I HAD TAKEN THE TIME TO TAKE MORE PHOTOS WHILE I WAS IN JAPAN. HOWEVER, THOUGH PHOTOGRAPHY WAS ONE OF MY INTENSE INTERESTS, THERE WERE OTHER INTEREST I HAD TO ATTEND. I HAD NOT BEEN SENT TO JAPAN TO TAKE PHOTOS FOR NEARLY THREE YEARS. AT THE TIME, THE NATION OF JAPAN WAS STILL IN THE PROCESS OF REBUILDING AND THE PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES WERE ENDLESS. NEVERTHELESS, I TOOK QUITE A FEW, SO I MUST BE SATISFIED WITH THIS FACT. ONE CANNOT GO BACK IN TIME.
YOKOHAMA PICTURE SHOW
Shot with my Petri in Yokohama 1962
RICE FIELD IN JAPAN 1962
I took this with my PETRI in Kanagawa Prefecture
Monday, June 29, 2009
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Old Matchbooks
THERE IS NOTHIN AS NEAT AS A COLLECTION OF OLD JAPANESE MATCH BOXES..............
Old Matchbooks
Display at the Advertising Musem
Uploaded by [futilitarian] on 7 Jun 09, 8.34PM PDT.
Old Matchbooks
Display at the Advertising Musem
Uploaded by [futilitarian] on 7 Jun 09, 8.34PM PDT.
Monday, June 22, 2009
桜
I HAVE JUST DISCOVERED THE AMAZING PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK OF THE PHOTOGRAPHER IHSUSTA 52 and I am most impressed with his work. I am looking forward to viewing more of his fantastic photographs. I would love to be in Japan once more, to shoot the scenes that so enchanted me as a young man in my first overseas duty. It was a tour I have never forgotten. It was an affair of the heart if one can love another nation almost as much as one loves his own nation. I shall never forget the many great moments so very long ago. It is photography like IHSUSTA52'S that delights my heart and soul. A journey through his photo collection is almost like a return trip. Almost.............Robert
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I HAVE JUST DISCOVERED THE AMAZING PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK OF THE PHOTOGRAPHER IHSUSTA 52 and I am most impressed with his work. I am looking forward to viewing more of his fantastic photographs. I would love to be in Japan once more, to shoot the scenes that so enchanted me as a young man in my first overseas duty. It was a tour I have never forgotten. It was an affair of the heart if one can love another nation almost as much as one loves his own nation. I shall never forget the many great moments so very long ago. It is photography like IHSUSTA52'S that delights my heart and soul. A journey through his photo collection is almost like a return trip. Almost.............Robert
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Uploaded by ihsusta52 on 21 May 09, 7.18PM PDT
It is so comforting to know that there is something so distinctly Japanese about the scenes that despite the years that have passed since I last looked at real life images of this nature, I would still, after these many years, know that this is the Japan of the past but in the present. A great nostalgic shot from my perspective. Editor
It is so comforting to know that there is something so distinctly Japanese about the scenes that despite the years that have passed since I last looked at real life images of this nature, I would still, after these many years, know that this is the Japan of the past but in the present. A great nostalgic shot from my perspective. Editor
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Café Hula Hawaii
Café Hula Hawaii
A Hawaiian goods shop and café right beside the Enoshima Line Hase Station.
Uploaded by kaige
A Hawaiian goods shop and café right beside the Enoshima Line Hase Station.
Uploaded by kaige
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Aiko
IF I HAD A FEW WISHES, BEING 20 AGAIN WOULD BE ONE OF THE WISHES. AND THERE IS ALSO WISDOM AND KNOWLEDGE, TWO MORE WISHES I WOULD PONDER UPON. THANKS TO YANGKUO FOR PERMISSION TO EXHIBIT THIS PHOTO AND THE ONE BELOW. EDITOR
Friday, June 19, 2009
Kyoto, Japan
THIS PHOTOGRAPH SAYS JAPAN LOUD AND CLEAR, BUT IN A POLITE AND QUIET FASHION, SO TRADITIONAL. THANKS TO THE PHOTOGRAPHER, PIERRE M FOR PERMISSION TO EXHIBIT THESE PHOTOS IN OUR ONLINE JOURNAL. THE EDITORS....
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PHOTOGRAPH OF TRADITIONAL JAPANESE SCENE BY PIERRE M
Traditional scene. The stairs and roofs are so precise, so perfect, so very japanese. Almost every scene at any angle is a work of art and you have captured so many in your photostream. Congratulations and thanks. Robert
Traditional scene. The stairs and roofs are so precise, so perfect, so very japanese. Almost every scene at any angle is a work of art and you have captured so many in your photostream. Congratulations and thanks. Robert
Thursday, June 18, 2009
YOKOHAMA SUNRISE 1963
IN THIS PHOTO TAKEN ALMOST FIFTY YEARS AGO, A NEW SUNRISE BEGINS ANOTHER NEW DAY IN THE NEW JAPAN. IT WAS A TIME OF MUCH ENERGY AND CONSTRUCTION, A TIME FOR LOOKING AHEAD AND FORGETTING THE PAST. IF ANY NATION ON EARTH HAS OVERCOME HATE AND DESTRUCTION, IT IS THE JAPANESE.
A FRIENDSHIP BORNE OUT OF SORROWS, BUT ONE THAT IS SINCERE.
IT IS AS IF WE SHARE A SECRET BETWEEN US, BOTH OF US HAVING SEEN THE SHAME AND SORROW OF OUR DEEDS OF LONG AGO, BOTH OF US RECONCILED LONG AGO, BOTH OF US HAVING FORGIVEN AND ALMOST FORGOTTEN.
A FRIENDSHIP BORNE OUT OF SORROWS, BUT ONE THAT IS SINCERE.
IT IS AS IF WE SHARE A SECRET BETWEEN US, BOTH OF US HAVING SEEN THE SHAME AND SORROW OF OUR DEEDS OF LONG AGO, BOTH OF US RECONCILED LONG AGO, BOTH OF US HAVING FORGIVEN AND ALMOST FORGOTTEN.
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
subway stories #3
PHOTO BY CHIBI BUTTERFLY...GREAT SIGNAGE, GREAT ANGLE, GREAT PHOTO, THE EDITORS............
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Chinatown
THIS IS ONE WORK OF ART, A PHOTO BY LIOIL..............SEE ALL OF THE YOKOHAMA PHOTOS IN LIOIL'S SET AND PHOTOSTREAM. SOME OF THE BEST PHOTOS OF JAPAN I HAVE SEEN IN 50 YEARS............THE EDITORS
TOKYO
THIS WAS STILL AN IDEA IN SOMEBODY'S MIND IN THE TOKYO OF 1961, YET THERE WAS A LOVE THAT BLOOMED FOR A SEASON. THIS IS A PHOTO FROM THE PHOTOSTREAM OF RAV RAV....
TO SEE HER PHOTOS, CLICK ON THE HIGHLIGHTED NAME rav rav
TO SEE HER PHOTOS, CLICK ON THE HIGHLIGHTED NAME rav rav
Monday, June 8, 2009
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
KINTAI BRIDGE BY R.L. HUFFSTUTTER 1962 , IWAKUNI, JAPAN
LIFE IS FULL OF GREAT MEMORIES
Whenever I got the chance to fly down to Iwakuni for a few days, I was ready to go. The scenery and the bridge provided daytime joy while painting, sketching and shooting photos. The evenings were spent in quiet sake shops and bars gazing out at the twinkling lights reflected in the stream beneath the bridge. The atmosphere was serene; the sound of the samisan was unforgettable. The smiles of the people were genuine and admiring. The sight of a peaceful American enjoying the customs and courtesies of their ancient nation helped create the type of good will America shares with Japan today. There was no vile hatred of Americans that I observed; the nation had had ists problems; the problems were solved and America was doing its share to rebuild a nation. I am proud to have been a part of that era
Whenever I got the chance to fly down to Iwakuni for a few days, I was ready to go. The scenery and the bridge provided daytime joy while painting, sketching and shooting photos. The evenings were spent in quiet sake shops and bars gazing out at the twinkling lights reflected in the stream beneath the bridge. The atmosphere was serene; the sound of the samisan was unforgettable. The smiles of the people were genuine and admiring. The sight of a peaceful American enjoying the customs and courtesies of their ancient nation helped create the type of good will America shares with Japan today. There was no vile hatred of Americans that I observed; the nation had had ists problems; the problems were solved and America was doing its share to rebuild a nation. I am proud to have been a part of that era
Monday, June 1, 2009
Morikami-12
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A STONE LANTERN LIKE THE IMAGE OF THE JAPANESE LANTERN BY PHOTOGRAPHER trillic to cause me to enter into a relaxed state of mind. Perhaps it is a subtle Zen influence I adopted for philosophical purposes while living in Japan in the early1960s........................
FOR MORE TERRIFIC PHOTOS AND SETS, VISIT THE PHOTOGRAPHERS FLICKR PHOTOSTREAM. SIMPLY CLICK ON THE LINK HIGHLIGHTED AND YOU WILL GO THERE IMMEDIATELY....The Editor, Robert L. Huffstutter
FOR MORE TERRIFIC PHOTOS AND SETS, VISIT THE PHOTOGRAPHERS FLICKR PHOTOSTREAM. SIMPLY CLICK ON THE LINK HIGHLIGHTED AND YOU WILL GO THERE IMMEDIATELY....The Editor, Robert L. Huffstutter
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