There is a saying something like: “the standing nail gets hammered down,” and this message is all about conforming to the larger social milieu to which you belong.  However, when I find myself on Japan photo tours, I think that the standing nail, or the part of nature that has decided to pronounce itself, only makes the landscape more poignant and beautiful.  Take for example, the fall season with its beautiful colored leaves.  They more certainly do not all change colors at once, nor do they all drop their foliage in unison.  Nature is about distinction and small detail, and when you are traveling on one of our photography tours, you will have shutter chances, capturing nature at its most distinctive.

Many websites have forecasts, but Blain Harasymiw photography workshop leaders have over 20 years experience traveling and photographing different parts of Japan, so I and my fellow tour leaders are keenly aware of the best locations to maximize your viewing and photography experience.   Perhaps you’ll have an opportunity to shoot Mt. Fuji framed by the maples ablaze with their fall colors?  Depending on when you are traveling with us, you could be trekking to the Fuji Five Lakes near Fujisan and enjoying one of the Top Ten recommended autumn leaves experiences.

It’s time to grab your camera and make some unforgettable memories with Blain Harasymiw Photography.