Let me preface this with an explanation for the title. The Japanese word for picture is shashin. As respectable English speakers living in Japan, we’ve developed slang for some of our favorite Japanglish. Naturally shashin becomes shash. Daijoubu (“it’s OK”) becomes daijoubs. And so on. It always amuses our fellow English-speaking Japanese friends.
I digress.
I like to do this thing where I take pictures on my adventures. And, by “take pictures” I mean that I bring this not-so-cheap piece of equipment and actually put some thought into it. As it is now, photography is mostly a hobby for me, but I’d like to think I’m OK at it. If you’re interested in seeing the rest of my stuff, check out the photography section in my portfolio! I swear, this isn’t a shameless ploy (well, not completely), I just finally got around to creating a place to view the pictures I’ve taken on my travels.
But yea, please stop by if you can!
Your photography gets to the next level when you no longer “take” pictures and instead “make” pictures, excuse me, make shashes.
I used to know an awesome gal who said things like, “daijoubs!” How does this language stuff circulate so well??
Haha, no idea. In all fairness, I got it from another cool gal living here… wonder if it’s the same one…!