Katase Beach
A shallow beach where people sit naturally in the frame. The colour starts moving about thirty minutes before sunset, and Enoshima turns to a backlit silhouette.
38 frames from Katase Beach, Enoshima and along the Enoden line, following one stretch of coast from late afternoon into the night. The full body of work is in the portfolio; the airport shoots have their own pages for Haneda and Itami.
Shooting notes: From the sea to the trains
From Katase Beach to Enoshima and along the Enoden line: three very different subjects within walking distance of each other.
A shallow beach where people sit naturally in the frame. The colour starts moving about thirty minutes before sunset, and Enoshima turns to a backlit silhouette.
Frame the island from the mainland, or cross over and photograph the torii and the approach. Wide and close give you two different pictures of the same place.
The line comes alive after dark. Crossing signals and platform lights are enough to carry a frame. Everything here is shot from public roads and stations, never from the tracks.
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Recent frames from each location go up on the account, including ones that never make it onto this site.