markjwyatt
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Erik van Straten
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Leica M3, Summilux 50mm f/1.4 pre-asph v1, 400-2TMY/Adox MCC 110.
Erik.
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kuuan
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Erik van Straten
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Andreas, is that a cafe? You can't see that from outside.
Leica M3, Summicron 50mm f/2 v4, 400-2TMY/Adox MCC 110.
Erik.
Leica M3, Summicron 50mm f/2 v4, 400-2TMY/Adox MCC 110.
Erik.
kuuan
loves old lenses
yes Erik, it's a small, private, very "individual" coffee house, note the "menu" hanging on the top left corner
- and I almost was expecting your question.I am quite sure that Yokosuka Mike may confirm that in Japan there are quite many small, quite individualistic shops, cafes asf., more than one may expect.
Mike, can you read the menu? Is it serving mostly coffee, or snacks. This is in a bit notorious area very downtown Osaka: https://synapticism.com/nishinari-and-the-way-things-ought-to-be/
Untitled by andreas, on Flickr, M-Rokkor f2.8/28mm, Ricoh GXR M, Japan 2014
Erik van Straten
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Andreas, can you read that "menu"? Great shot, btw.
Japan is a messier country than I thought.
Erik.
Japan is a messier country than I thought.
Erik.
kuuan
loves old lenses
no Erik I can't ( sorry I had edited my post, asking Mike, while you were typing your comment )
though looking at it, I think it does not include "Kohi", coffee.
Andreas
Coffee Eight by andreas, on Flickr, Ricoh GXR + A12 28mm module, Osaka, Japan 2014
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giganova
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I need to travel more: all cafés I have ever been to in the US has one person per table staring at a laptop and iPhone!
kuuan
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If you really decide to travel and photos have played a role for making you want to travel than these photos make a lot of sense
Cafe Batavia by andreas, on Flickr, C.V. Heliar f4.5/15mm, Sony NEX5n, Jakarta, Indonesia 2013
p.giannakis
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Erik van Straten
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Pan, can it be that I've seen the above picture quite some time ago? It is as if it is etched in my memory. Absolutely fantastic.
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Yokosuka Mike
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Kuuan, per the menu, I’m reading Yaki Soba and Udon (noodle dishes) some Yakitori, squid, other food items and some cheap drinks. I think it’s some sort of Izakaya. The place looks like a dump.
By-the-way, I was in Osaka a couple of months ago for 3 days and I was amazed at how many foreign tourists were there. The streets were packed with them. I’m usually a “the more the merrier” kind of guy but the crowds were so thick it was hard to walk around. Other than that we had a good time.
Mike
By-the-way, I was in Osaka a couple of months ago for 3 days and I was amazed at how many foreign tourists were there. The streets were packed with them. I’m usually a “the more the merrier” kind of guy but the crowds were so thick it was hard to walk around. Other than that we had a good time.
Mike
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I have it in Flickr too. Took it 2 years ago in Shrewsbury.
Pity I overcooked that film - it came out quite grainy (it is Tmax400).
Erik van Straten
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I love scenes like this. Fits somehow very well with your shots from Poland.
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p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
Thanks Erik, I have an upcoming short trip to Poland in a few weeks time. Hopefully I will get some pictures there too.
Yokosuka Mike
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Osaka, Japan - May 2019
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Osaka, Japan - May 2019
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Erik van Straten
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JohnBeeching
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Cafe by John Beeching, on Flickr
One too many! by John Beeching, on Flickr
Socialising by John Beeching, on Flickr
Carnevale - 6 by John Beeching, on Flickr