Photographer's Note
When we first arrived to Owikeno Lake area, right after unpacking two of my workmates and I decided to have a look at nearby hotspring, only about ten kilometers from the camp. Ever since I learned to enjoy them in Japan long time ago, hotsprings occupied a very warm place in my heart. Unfortunately most of well-known, easily accessible ones are far removed from nature that created them, quite often being developed commercially to resemble resorts, very disliked by my solitude-loving soul.
It is increasingly difficult to find a hotspring where one can sit undisturbed for as long as one wishes, contemplating pristine surroundings, and not having to pay a dime for this pleasure. After all, we are creatures of this planet and should be able to participate in its beauty for free.
A person in this photo (another two in this theme to follow) is one of my coworkers.
For all of you trapped in winter cold of Northern Hemisphere, enjoy!
cropped, reduced contrast
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jasmis
(58653) 2006-01-17 15:59 [Comment]
bantonbuju
(51815) 2006-01-19 3:37
dobre, ciekawie pobawiłeś się z ta redukcja kontrastu (przeciwnie do moich ostatnich upodobań) ale przez to zrobiło się to zdjęcie takie mgliście ulotne, nierealne (no dla nas z północnej półkuli :-))
interesujące;
pozdr. j.
Photo Information
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Copyright: Leszek Koziol (L2K)
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- Genre: Lugares
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2005-06-00
- Categories: Vida cotidiana
- Camera: Olympus OM-1, Tefnon H/D-MC 1:4.5 80~200mm, Fujichrome 100
- Exposición: f/4, 1/60 segundos
- Map: view
- Versión de la foto: Versión original
- Date Submitted: 2006-01-17 15:42
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by L2K, last updated 2006-01-18 07:12