Symmetrical Assimilation IV

Posted by Sash (Adelaide, Australia) on 7 July 2007 in Cityscape & Urban and Portfolio.

It's all about the collective... And it's the last in this series.

Contact: sashkertes at gmail dot com

Comments (3)

Andrew Gould from Sydney, Australia

Those black taxis look perfect in black and white! Love the framing... and I get the message!
By the way, are these recent shots?

7 Jul 2007 5:51am

@Andrew Gould: Yeah, I love this in B&W as well. It was originally in B&W as well so there was no need to change it (apart from the minuscule amount of cropping).

This photo and the entire series was taken in May, 2006. My wife and I were in Japan for three years and this was part of our trip to Tokyo. It's coming up to a year since we've been back in Aus and the urge to reminisce got the best of me. I'll be posting a lot more of our time in Japan as it holds such fond memories for me / us.

Thanks again for your comments and have a great weekend.

amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada

Sash, I've sooo enjoyed catching up with your posts since I was on vacation. You've posted some truly extraodinary images. Bravo!!!! ;-)

8 Jul 2007 4:37am

Stu from Kyoto, Japan

Love the monotone for this, it compliments the 'mono-ness' (reckon I might just have created a new word!) of the subjects. You will be assimilated!
Keep the Nihon posts coming mate! More please!

11 Jul 2007 1:19pm

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Panasonic DMC-FZ30
1/30 second
F/3.6
ISO 100
211 mm (35mm equiv.)

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