📸The romance of Kansai from a horizontal screen perspective｜Every frame from Fujifilm is a blockbuster!

I came across the photos I saved from my street travels in Kansai and couldn’t help but share them with you! The horizontal screen pictures recorded with Fuji camera, each one seems to have its own movie filter, and every shot is full of stories~ Walking on the streets of Osaka, the neon signs of Namba, the bustling crowds of Dotonbori, and the retro feeling of Tsutenkaku were all captured by my camera. Especially at dusk, when the setting sun shines on the alleys, the passing izakayas emit warm yellow lights, full of the atmosphere of fireworks! Turning the camera sideways can better show the vastness and details of the city. Moving to Kyoto, there is another whole new flavor. The stone pavement in front of Kiyomizu Temple, the kimono girls in Gion, and the interweaving of light and shadow in the bamboo forest of Arashiyama, each of these places makes people want to press the shutter. The horizontal screen composition perfectly blends the ancient buildings with the surrounding natural scenery, as if you can feel the breeze and tranquility of the time through the photo. I completely fell in love with street photography during this trip! There is no need to look for tourist attractions deliberately. The fragments of life in the streets and alleys, the smiles of passers-by, and the displays of small shops are all the most real scenery. Thanks to the direct color output of Fuji cameras, these moments are presented in their original flavor~ #Osaka Itinerary