Hokkaido from a bus window

November 20th, 2008

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I don’t usually go on tours, but found myself in one on my first trip to Hokkaido. Hokkaido’s a big island. Maybe going on tour first gives one an idea of where to go spend time on the next trip. ^^. At least now I know if I’m not planning to spend time in Sapporo alone, I’ll need a car to get around. I think I’ll try Hakodate on my own next time around. But for now, enjoy these pics that you can only see from a bus window.

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Pictures taken behind glass on a moving object (bus). What’s the charm in this genre?

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Is it the glare and reflection in the glass that was captured in the shot? Or is it the blurriness that shows motion?

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At least in these pics, it must have been the height of the bus. ^^.

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Going on tour is quite tiring, given the hours spent traveling on the bus. Luckily for me (and us), Japanese coaches are quite comfy. Besides, Hokkaido is a tourism spot. Lots of comfy buses around.

Still… next time I’m there, I’ll hope to be in the driver’s seat. Will miss the height and snapping drive-by photos though…

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7 Responses to “Hokkaido from a bus window”

  1. Panther says:

    Pictures taken through the glass look really nice there.

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  2. Kippei says:

    The landscape looked so epic….

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  3. bk201 says:

    Tours are nice for just lazing around, doing nothing.

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  4. gordon says:

    photographers always says that the best time to take pics of sceneries is in the early mornings. well i guess that’s true. ^^;

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    k Reply:

    not just early mornings, but at twilight too. ^^

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  5. kozta-boom says:

    It’s absolutely beautiful. *double thumbs-up*

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  6. Lee says:

    superb post. would love to see more of these type of posts since most of yours are usually short.

    it’ll be even great if the photos are a lil’ bigger, just suggestions yeaa, keep it up!

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