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For those of us who love anime, we might be wondering if some of the locations in the series that we watch are actually based on real life. The answer is yes! This is known as “Seichijunrei” in Japanese, which means “real-life anime locations”. It’s become common practice to visit some of the places featured… The post 20 Anime Locations In Real Life In Tokyo You MUST Visit appeared first on Sugoii Japan.

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There are many reasons why you should shoot in RAW. One, being able to adjust the white balance to achieve this "cool" look, where the sky looks like night, but the sun stays bright orange. You may use this photo on any web site with a link back to www.govisithawaii.com. For use in print, please contact me.

1986 Pulitzer Prize, Feature Photography, Tom Gralish, The Philadelphia Enquirer “I like any kind of food. Whatever’s there, I buy it. Hot dog one day, the next Chinese food, roast beef sandwich.” — Walter, Philadelphia, homeless In the winter of 1985, Philadelphia Inquirer photographer Tom Gralish steps out or his life and into the lives of the city’s street people. "I didn't know much about these guys. So I decided to show what their day is like. I wanted it to be straightforward 'doc…

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Flatland is a project created by the Turkish photographer Aydın Büyüktaş. These images resemble scenes from the hit movie Inception, where the city seamlessly curves upward into the sky. Each image takes months of planning, and because of the complex scenery, Aydin must constantly reshoot locations in order to get the perfect alignment. Before a shoot even begins, Büyüktaş