FURUSATO FESTIVAL

© Alex T. Mizuno

FURUSATO FESTIVAL

Uploaded: October 09, 2011

Description


Even though my trip to my hometown was short, I was lucky to be able to see this annual Furusato (hometown) Festival. In this scene, you can see the spectators watching a stage set in the station plaza.
Photographed at Ozaku Station Rotary in the city of Hamura.

Selected by National Geographic for "Daily Dozen" on October 17, 2011.

Comments

Michelle Alton October 09, 2011

What an amazing photograph, Alex. Seems futuristic and almost surreal, and so much to look at. Even the wires across the sky are not a detriment somehow. #1413945

Alex T. Mizuno October 09, 2011

Thank you for your great comments always Michelle! I was worrying about the wires but I decided not to clone them out because they are part of the cityscape. I just hope people see them that way too :) #9724769

Jeff Robinson level-deluxe October 09, 2011

Outstanding pov, colors and capture of the festival!! #9724781

Alex T. Mizuno October 09, 2011

Thank you very much Jeff! I think colors add liveliness to this festival scene. Bright light was helpful. #9724794

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