Vintage Lens Strolls #season4 — Tokyo
What would your everyday streets and familiar views look like through a retro lens from the film era?
The fourth volume of "Vintage Lens Strolls", an e-book series of walks with lenses made decades ago.
This time the theme is Tokyo. What kind of world appears when you look at a modern city through a vintage lens?
Tokyo Station in spring, Inokashira Park in summer, Jiyugaoka in autumn, Meiji Jingu in winter, and the Meguro River in cherry-blossom season — all strolled with a vintage lens in hand.
A book that lets you feel as if you've wandered off on a journey, even in the middle of busy days.
126 photographs, 157 pages.
(Recommended for)
・People who love vintage and old things.
・People who love retro, charming photographs in an Instagram mood.
・People who want to see plenty of real photographs first — not a how-to manual, just what these lenses can actually do.
View on Amazon (Japanese edition)
Japanese edition — a photo book, enjoyable in any language.
Sample pages
Lenses and places in this book
- Chapter 1Asahi Opt. Super-Multi-Coated TAKUMAR 35mm f2 × Asahi Opt. SMC Takumar 120mm f2.8
- Chapter 2Mamiya Sekor 55mm f1.8 × CONTAX G Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* 90mm f2.8
- Chapter 3CANON NewFD 24mm f2.8 × CANON NewFD 85mm f1.8
- Chapter 4Jupiter-8 50mm f2
- Chapter 5CONTAX G Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* 90mm f2.8 × CONTAX G Carl Zeiss Biogon T* 28mm f2.8

















