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Hello, I'm Suzuki, and I love cameras. I go out to shoot thinking about equipping the camera with a focus on the lens. I take a lot of landscape photos, but after I got a cat, I started taking pictures of cats as well.
One of the most frequently used lenses is the old CONTAX PLANAR 50mm f/1.4. I do everything from portraits to landscape photography. If you only want to shoot landscapes, bring only a wide-angle lens to shoot. USE CONTAX DISTAGON 25 MM, LEICA ELMARIT 21 ETC.
Originally, I only used Nikon and SONY cameras and lenses, but I still vividly remember the excitement when my father lent me a Carl ZEISS 50mm on a Rollei body about 45 years ago, so I use old lenses a lot.
I also make videos. I'm not good at it, but I'm doing my best to make it, so please take a look. THE SEARCH IS "ORANGECAMERA" IN "ORANGECAMERA CONTAX".
One of the most frequently used lenses is the old CONTAX PLANAR 50mm f/1.4. I do everything from portraits to landscape photography. If you only want to shoot landscapes, bring only a wide-angle lens to shoot. USE CONTAX DISTAGON 25 MM, LEICA ELMARIT 21 ETC.
Originally, I only used Nikon and SONY cameras and lenses, but I still vividly remember the excitement when my father lent me a Carl ZEISS 50mm on a Rollei body about 45 years ago, so I use old lenses a lot.
I also make videos. I'm not good at it, but I'm doing my best to make it, so please take a look. THE SEARCH IS "ORANGECAMERA" IN "ORANGECAMERA CONTAX".
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鈴木浩史 posted.
![[Image1]Overwhelming sense of scale! First of all, I was surprised by its size. The size of the building and](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/fc6c7ca6a5763058553a83adec60eb5d900e6df1.jpg)
Overwhelming sense of scale! First of all, I was surprised by its size. The size of the building and the size of the building layout space (cathedral) are amazing. One of the main spots for sightseeing in Nara is Heijo Palace Ruins Historical Park. It is a restoration of a building built in the 8th century. If you come here, you can feel the Nara period firsthand. It is also nice that general admission is free. Hiroshima University has a rest area and café that you can use when you are tired of walking, and it is a sightseeing spot that you want to go again.
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