Together with a friend of mine I was in
Tokyo last year. I had bought the
M8.2 only a few days before this trip and of course I took it with me and shot lots of pictures. A few nice ones remain, but the majority of them seem strangely alien to me when I look at them now. Maybe it wasn't such a good idea after all to use a brand-new camera for an exciting city I had never seen before - not to mention that I had never shot digitally before. I would probably have taken totally different photos had I been there some months later.
Nevertheless, as I said there are a few which aren't too bad and this is one of them. We spent one morning at the very impressive
Tsukiji fish market and we were lucky because only a month later the authorities decided to close it for tourists.
The photo (shot at
ISO 320 on November 11) was converted to black-and-white using
TrueGrain but wasn't cropped or otherwise modified. Once again a shot where I forgot which lens I used, but I think it was the trusty old 35mm Summicron.
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