Yakushima: a view of the southern coast
Comments: 34
A rough coast through a long lens. This was taken from the verandah of the room where we were staying.
That’s not sky at the top of the picture, by the way — I was shooting into a mountain:
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Posted to Other Places 2006.09.03 (Sun) • 11:15
Comments
Posted by Kaminoge 2006.09.03, 12:53
Beautiful. Where did you stay on Yakushima? Would you recommend it to anyone planning a visit to the island?
Posted by Richard 2006.09.03, 22:27
Spectacular shots Jermey. Stunning and I like both treatments.
Posted by thalia 2006.09.04, 00:28
Amazing… they look like paintings.
Posted by Gary 2006.09.04, 00:54
Amazing views.
Posted by M Gomez 2006.09.04, 02:33
Awesome pictures.
Posted by Jeremy Cherfas 2006.09.04, 17:18
Golly! Those are both wonderful.
Posted by UltraBob 2006.09.04, 23:34
My god that is gorgeous! You must have a really great camera snicker
Posted by Erin 2006.09.06, 06:22
That is so beautiful. It almost looks like a painting because of the abstraction of the shot. Nice work.
Posted by Milo 2006.09.06, 20:26
Really really beautiful, magical almost. Any chance we get to see higher-res versions of these?
Posted by Constance 2006.09.12, 15:34
Simply beautiful! You did a good job. :)
Posted by shi 2006.09.17, 21:37
Came upon this wonderful site whle searching for “where are bloggers on weekends.” Nice and cozy here.
Posted by Shawn 2006.09.27, 10:10
Breathtaking, peaceful, creative, imaginative.
Posted by woaicn 2006.09.28, 23:40
Spectacular shots Jermey. Stunning and I like both treatments
Posted by mary 2006.10.06, 09:32
Those are really nice. Great work.
Posted by vishenda 2006.10.12, 05:00
cool cool very cool…! reminds me of my frustrations on photograph.tsk tsk=)
keep it up!
Posted by Clive 2006.10.22, 08:57
Wow! I actually live on the island of Yakushima and you have captured the beauty like no other pictures I’ve ever seen.
Posted by Evan 2006.10.23, 11:43
Jeremy, are you on a short hiatus from this blog? Please keep up the great work! Your photography and attention to detail in Japanese culture is very inspiring.
I’ve been to Japan twice and your blog has always been a great way to feel like I’m still there.
Posted by tom 2006.10.25, 03:01
absolutely amazing! any chance we can get some wallpaper from those? i like the forest one, but i’m more of a water person
Posted by Darrin 2006.10.27, 10:14
That top pic is sublime. Shot with film or digital? I’d love to be able to make my D70 sing like that :)
Posted by Lord 2006.11.17, 15:35
… very cool, beautiful, but look like paintings.
Posted by MacDara 2006.11.23, 06:21
You missed your fifth blogging anniversary. Or maybe you were trying to forget it :o)
Don’t worry, I missed my own one too.
Posted by edisern 2006.11.27, 16:05
“What is a full-bodied son?What again is to flavor son?What just is quite
tasty==the wow let you enjoy full flavor” http://www.wow-gold-lucky.com
Posted by japanglishtimes 2006.12.03, 19:59
Hello! Nice to meet you!
I’m Japanese man studying English. I browsed your blog. You have original idea, I guess.
Althogh I am strange to write blog in English, I write blog in English and Japanese. So native speakers who are visiting constantly point out the mistakes on my blog! They flatters me!
I think I could learn from you.
Have a good day!
Japanglish Times from Tokyo Japan http://japanglishtimes.blogspot.com/
Posted by Max 2006.12.14, 12:22
Great sea pic. Like the blog, wanting to visit Japan more and more.
Posted by Glenn 2006.12.16, 22:51
Beautiful imagery ! Did you use a filter to get those gorgeous variated shades of olive tinted gray? I would like to know if you get a chance.
Thanks,
Glenn
Posted by masterofthe 2006.12.19, 00:23
I can’t imagine that a mountain would look like some sort of a pale crystal at some point being viewed by a long lens….
You did some state of the art picture in this post of yours..
It’s a treasure finding this blog of yours and mine is the sort that only relies on visiting other blogs (beautiful blogs like this).
Posted by Chris G 2006.12.23, 15:49
Graphic (not in the gorey way) and beautiful. Utterly.
Posted by huahua 2006.12.25, 11:55
The synchronously latest suit weapon+the latest FB+latest edition!Don’t enter a station to see! game
Posted by Anthony 2007.01.02, 06:16
A little flicker of hope leaps up in my mind whenever I check your blog that maybe today is the day you added a new entry or some photos.
Posted by uchuunavi 2007.01.03, 23:38
Mm…
Me too. I keep checking back to see more… especially such beautyful pics… and keep on wondering whether it’s something good or bad that is keeping you from posting again.
I hope you’re having fun, and not problems…
Posted by jh 2007.01.06, 20:28
Thanks for the lovely thoughts, and kind words. It’s mostly good things that have kept me away — a new job (and lots more). One of these days I’ll get around to explaining … when the dust settles.
Sincere apologies to you for checking back only to find me letting things down.
Posted by Cell Phones Nerd 2007.02.10, 03:17
As others have said, I hope you are able to return and continue sharing the wonderful photos.
Posted by Cookster 2007.02.12, 11:38
Jed - Bass has kept me up to date with all that is happening, so from the Cookster household, good luck with your change of direction and look forward to catching up when you’re back in the land of bore water, bogans, boondies and bull ants.
Make sure you check out my blog post about Donnie Davies - a man for our times…
Cheers JC
Posted by DanMac 2007.02.21, 05:04
that pic is awe-inspiring
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