[I will teach you tips for photographing Mie Prefecture] #Mie Travel Camera Club

I'm a beginner, but I'd like to take pictures of factory night views. If you research, you'll find a lot of photo spots...but what are the parking lots near each spot and how easy is it to take photos? Or, can't you enjoy factory photography other than night views? You may be concerned about such things.

In this article, we will introduce spots where even beginners can easily take pictures of night views of factories, and how to access them.
Of course, there is a parking lot, so you can visit with peace of mind.

What comes to mind when you think of Toba?
There are aquariums, pearls, Ama divers, and many other things.
However, this time I decided to deviate from the usual routine in Toba and take a stroll around Nakanogo Station and the Toba Castle ruins to take some photos.
The theme for this photoshoot is "summer", as there seem to be a lot of "summer"-like scenery.

I don't think I usually walk outside of the city I live in, but if you just walk around, you might find some unexpected good places, shops, or interact with local people.

If you're wondering, "Where are the best hydrangea spots in Mie Prefecture?"
There are some good points.
The hydrangeas blooming on both sides of the road are a truly spectacular sight.
What's more, it's so versatile that you can enjoy it whether it's sunny or rainy.
We will introduce the highlights and photography techniques of the hydrangeas at MiyaRiverWataraiPark

Hello, I'm Yuto Nakase, a photographer.
Summer means the sea! Speaking of the sea, the sea in Shima City ShimaCity Prefecture is very beautiful.
The coast and port towns of Shima also have a lot of charm!
But how can we enjoy the coast and port towns? So this time, I actually went out to take photos with my friends, so I'd like to introduce you to the whole story and the shooting techniques.

Hello, I'm Yuto Nakase, a photographer.
This time, I walked around Miyagawa Tsutsumi in IseCity to Ise Kawasaki Town with Erika Miyahara, who is an announcer for FM Mie, and I would like to introduce the spots and photography techniques. Since this is Mr. Miyahara's debut with a camera, he toured Ise while explaining his shooting techniques.
This is an extension of taking photos of memories from travels and walks, so even beginner photographers can enjoy the content.

Hello, I'm Yuto Nakase, a photographer.
This time, I would like to tell you from a photographer's perspective the charms of the golden carpet ``Mitsumata'' that spreads all over the forest, and ``Usuzumi-zakura'', which can give you a sense of brilliance and strength at the same time.
The best time to go is usually in late March.
Since both are close to each other, I recommend going with a set of two.
In this article, we will introduce the shooting locations and some simple photography techniques, so please use this as a reference when you go there.