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iPhoneography: A Traveller in Tokyo

I’ve said it a few times before that my iPhone has become my favourite camera, and that had become even more so when I upgraded to to 6S and started using an app called VSCO. Visual Supply Co.’s app aims to replicate the distinctive (and undeniably hipster) looks of old film. The app is free for a dozen or so filters, and had become my go-to photo editing app in the go.

I was fortunate to travel twice to Japan in the last couple of months … and so I put my iPhone 6S and VSCO to the test, and now I’ve posted this using the WordPress app.

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Tokyo apartments — Typical Tokyo room with a view…

Tokyo apartment — Some unexpected colour in a city of muted tones.

Processed with VSCOcam with acg preset — Shibuya sunset, Tokyu Plaza.

Processed with VSCOcam with a6 preset — Entrance hall of mirrors, Tokyu Plaza.

Processed with VSCOcam with a4 preset — Senso-ji, Asakusa.

An iPhone Tourist In Tokyo

As I said back in this post, iPhones make it easy nowadays. I downloaded the WordPress app, so we’ll see how this goes posting directly from my phone.

Here’s some iPhone-only photos for my three days in Tokyo. (Well, it looks like it’s a little hard to insert a gallery so this selection below will have to do.)

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