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By: Jim Murray
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Photographer	Jim Murray {Karma:738}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Panasonic Lumix
Categories	Humor Travel Street	Film Format
Portfolio	Japan	Lens	fixed zoom
Uploaded	4/21/2006	Film / Memory Type	?
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Location	City - Kamakura State - Country - Japan
About	With 120 yen in your pocket, you can never go thirsty in Japan.

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Jim Murray {K:738} 4/22/2006

This is actually closer to Kita-kamakura, along Kamakura-Kaidou (Rt 21). Actually, this scene did remind me a lot of your work when I was shooting it. Panoramas are not my specialty, but I wouldn't guess it would work well here as there was nothing else of interest in the other directions. I also should mention that I cleaned up some power lines that were littering the sky here.

Before powerline cleanup

Roger Williams

{K:86139} 4/22/2006

Wow, Jim, I don't think I've ever seen so many vending machines at the same time! Where did you find them? Not in the grounds of the Great Buddha, surely? I think I would find a use for one of my panorama cameras here, or at least a panorama CROP. Does that appeal to you? (I tend to see panoramas everywhere, of course...)

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