Supersaturated...unsaturated!

Posted by Kelly Photography (Tokyo, Japan) on 23 November 2006 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

As you previously read my mate and I got new cameras and due to our excitement to take shots of anything that we thought was beautiful we decided to hop on the train and go to Koufu. We booked this tour thanks to my lovely Japanese counterpart and were off for a Sunday of happy snaps.

The tour involved a museum and a noodle making class but did we attend? Hell NO! It took us basically the whole day to walk up to the first massive waterfall and that was only about 3/4 of the way.

Anyway this is one of those happy snaps..."Superunsaturated"

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Comments (20)

H.O from Victoria, Canada

Wow,another great shot. Nice !

23 Nov 2006 12:04am

Dileep from Toronto, Canada

Picture Perfect. I Love it.

23 Nov 2006 2:09am

badala from Leiria, Portugal

So beautiful!

23 Nov 2006 2:15am

Duncan Galbraith from kyoto, Japan

Absoulutely grand mate. Love the playful use of colour. Wonderful contrast to your recent urban stuff (which is absolutely fantastic btw).

23 Nov 2006 2:39am

Manuela Photography from Hainburg (near Frankfurt/Main), Germany

Quite breathtaking! The person on the walkway gives scale to the size of this place. Wonderful!

23 Nov 2006 3:38am

Claireg from Dendermonde, Belgium

beautiful!!!

23 Nov 2006 4:50am

Stu from Kyoto, Japan

Very dramatic place! would love to see it "supersaturated" too! Nice one mate.

23 Nov 2006 5:00am

Colour blind from Tokyo, Japan

@everyone...thank you so much for your comments. I was a little worried about breaking the theme of my Supersaturated pics that I usually do but it seems you guys dig it. I really appreciate all your comments as usual. Hope you like the next one....Most likely supersaturated again!!

23 Nov 2006 6:08am

Darren Halliday from Toyko, Japan

Mate. Nice pic. Did you grab this one from the bridge by any chance? Did you know a local Buddhist munk use to climb to the top of this cliff face and meditate for hours on a ledge the size of 2 Tatami mats?

23 Nov 2006 8:18am

@Darren Halliday: can't remember where I got this...maybe it was on the way up to try and find you. Closer to the waterfall me thinks. Pretty lucky to get this one actually another fluke. That "munk" must be a mad climber...he should come to my local rockcliming club he'd kick butt!

Suby from Milton Keynes, United Kingdom

Interesting play with the saturation.

Suby

23 Nov 2006 9:14am

Colour blind from Tokyo, Japan

Can somebody tell me what a good resize for portraits are because I'd rather fit the whole photo on screen. Thanks.

23 Nov 2006 10:19am

Daniel from United States

Hello, I like the selective color in this image - something I generally don't care for. Very nice. My criticism is, this image or rather this scene screams for a polarizer to eliminate the harsh reflection in the water.

23 Nov 2006 11:27am

deano from Cardiff, United Kingdom

very niiiice...love to visit Japan someday!

23 Nov 2006 4:57pm

Darren Halliday from Toyko, Japan

Colour blind, Try 600 x 900

23 Nov 2006 6:06pm

Chris from Melbourne, Australia

wow, great selective colour treatment. a very nice photo

23 Nov 2006 8:24pm

Angry Buddha from United States

Beautiful. Absolutely incredible scenery.

23 Nov 2006 9:09pm

Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada

Great job on this one. Stunning scenery, and your unsaturation helps to "focus"

23 Nov 2006 9:46pm

Laurie from United States

This looks like a beautiful spot. The treatment is very interesting.

23 Nov 2006 10:01pm

@Laurie: Wow I:m sooooo flattered you came to my site and gave me such a sweet comment. I had a look at your sites and your pictures are stunning...they:ve got scenery and heartbeats in almost all the photos. I:m speechless!!