Only three days in any major city is not enough - but that's especially true for Tokyo. This city has always been on my "bucket list" so I was fortunate that circumstances brought me here, if only for a short time. I limited my gear to my Fuji X-T1 and probably my favorite lens,the excellent Fujifilm XF 23mm f/1.4 R, which is perfect for travel. Tokyo is such an interesting place, it's almost overwhelming - there was always something interesting to catch my eye. The X-T1, as always, proved to be a worthy camera in some challenging conditions. I will always remember Tokyo as the city I first used my Pano mode! Lol. Here are some of my favorite shots.
Streets of Tokyo. F/5.6, 1/60, ISO 640, +0.3 step, 23mm. (Around the Toranomon Hills area)
Streets of Tokyo. F/4.5, 1/60, ISO 800, -0.7 step, 23mm. (Around the Toranomon Hills area)
Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo. F/9, 1/2 second, ISO 200, 23mm. (No room for tripod, even if I did bring one! Did the best I could.)
Ginza Sreet, Tokyo. F/5.6, 1/125 second, ISO 200, 23mm. (Looks empty, but trust me, lots of people.)
Subway, Ginza Line, Tokyo. F/4, 1/8 second, ISO 200, 23mm.
Subway, Ginza Line, Tokyo. F/1.4 1/180 second, ISO 200, 23mm.
Subway, Ginza Line, Tokyo. F/1.4, 1/60 second, ISO 320, 23mm. (I've never been to such an orderly city!)
Andaz Hotel, 52nd floor lobby, Tokyo. F/5.6, 1/2400, ISO 200, +0.3 step, Spot metered. 23mm. (Around the Toranomon Hills area)
View from Mori Art Museum, Tokyo F/4.5, 1/900, ISO 200, +0.3 step, Pano Mode (first time I ever used this!). 23mm.