As you well know by now if you've endured all these collections, I rarely know exactly where I am at any given time. I have barely enough cognitive ability to take the pictures.
Names, Places, Latitudes, Longitudes, way above my inclination or capacity.
Therefore I give you "Japan on the Road" as a way of tying together all the different places I shot in Japan.
Unlike most places I've shot, Japan offers itself in tantalizing details of houses, forests, gardens and shrines. Where Tokyo offers people, the road offers tradition.
While there are images of people here, I think it's clear that I'm seduced by the land and the culture as well. It's one of the few places that distracts me from my usual desire to photograph just people.
