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Whilst in Japan, between commissions and arranging camera hires, we did actually get time to have a nice holiday. Generally when I’m on holiday I don’t tend to photograph the traditional tourist spots and sights. I can just buy a postcard pack for that. I stick to photographing architecture, details and little bits and bobs that I know will remind me of the place I’m in. You can get an idea of this on this blog post, of my holiday snaps of Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto. Anyways, it’s a good job I wasn’t looking to photograph the traditional sights as I soon realised I wouldn’t be able to get anywhere near them – it seemed like everyone had a camera and everyone wanted their photo in front of this spot or that sight. So, I decided to roll with a small project called “People shooting People”. Here’s some of the results…

This is the photography blog of clickclickjim, Jim Stephenson Architectural Photographer. Please head to my website at www.clickclickjim.com if you’d like to see my work. If you’re looking for info on the miniclick photography talks, please click here.