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Tag Archives: Wilderness
Searching for a More Benign Dystopia
There is a long history of activist photographers championing the preservation of the environment. In Australia, Olegas Truchanas and Peter Dombrovskis produced images showing Tasmanian wilderness under threat in association with the Tasmanian Wilderness Society. For that matter, in the … Continue reading
Posted in Japan
Tagged Ecology, Environment, History, Japan, Nature, Photography, Politics, Sustainable Development, Travel, Wilderness
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29th February: Nikko – Kanman Path
The morning of my last day in Japan…. The owner of the ryokan (accompanied by his collie) is shoveling snow from the pavement behind my rental car. This was the coldest day with heavy snow falls that winter, or for … Continue reading
Posted in Japan, Nikko
Tagged Japan, Kanman path, Kanmangafuchi Abyss, Narabi Jizo, Nature, Nikko, Photography, Travel, Wilderness
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28th February: Nikko – Nihon Romantic Highway
I continued towards Lake Yunoko along the curiously-named Nihon Romantic Highway. The two images above show views across the Senjogahara Plateau, which is a swampy floodplain when not covered in snow. Some kilometres further on, this is Yudaki Falls, which … Continue reading
Posted in Japan, Nikko
Tagged Japan, Lake Yunoko, Nature, Nikko, Photography, Senjyogahara Plateau, Travel, Wilderness, Yudaki Falls, Yuwaka River
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24th February: Hokkaido – Shiretoko National Park (Day 2)
This is a view of Utoro from my hotel window on my last day in Hokkaido, very early in the morning. The plane was to leave in the middle of the day but first we made the most of the … Continue reading
Posted in Hokkaido, Japan
Tagged Hokkaido, Japan, Landscape, Nature, Photography, Travel, Waterfall, Wilderness
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23rd February: Hokkaido – Shiretoko National Park
After dropping our stuff off at the Utoro hotel and lunch, we headed further along the coast past the ice clogging the sea shore, towards Shiretoko National Park and Furepe Falls. This is Furepe Falls, an entirely frozen waterfall with … Continue reading
Posted in Hokkaido, Japan
Tagged Hokkaido, Japan, Landscape, Nature, Photography, Travel, Waterfall, Wilderness
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23rd February: Hokkaido – Oshin-Koshin Falls
We drove along the coastline of the Sea of Okhotsk, heading towards Utoro, where we would spend the night. Floating and beached ice lined the shore. We stopped at Oshin-Koshin Waterfall, beside the highway. This is an Ainu name, meaning … Continue reading
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Tagged Hokkaido, Japan, Landscape, Nature, Photography, Travel, Waterfall, Wilderness
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14th February: Nagano – Snow monkeys (Day 2)
After photographing the landscape and the serow (see previous post), I turned my attention to the macaques in their hot pool. Macaques and their reflections through the heat haze of the hot pool. A clearer shot with wind blowing the … Continue reading
Posted in Japan, Nagano
Tagged Japan, Japanese macaques, Landscape, Nagano, Nature, Photography, Snow monkeys, Travel, Wilderness
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13th February: Nagano – Snow Monkeys
The previous post was walking in and walking back so here we are at the famous hot pool frequented by the “snow monkeys”. Hot and steamy…. The monkeys are in fact Japanese Macaques and are the most northerly-living primates apart … Continue reading
Posted in Japan, Nagano
Tagged Japan, Japanese macaques, Jigokudani, Landscape, Nagano, Nature, Photography, Snow monkeys, Travel, Wilderness
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