Japanese Photographer’s 7 Years Of Photo Shoot Of Mount Fuji

Takashi Nakazawa from Tokyo, Japan, visits Mount Fuji almost every weekend and has taken 70,000 photos of the mountain over the course of 7 years.
Japanese photographer's 7 years of photo shoot of Mount Fuji
This is the award-winning photo by Takashi Nakazawa in National Geographic magazine. The photo was taken during the cherry blossom season in Japan, seen from a five-story temple in Arakurayama Sengen Park, far away is Mount Fuji.
The sky at dawn is pictured in a small lake at the foot of Mount Fuji.
Mount Fuji glows in the moonlight, below is Lake Kawaguchi which is lit by the highway lights at midnight

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A sea of clouds covered Lake Suwa in the morning sun. Behind is Mount Fuji with a view from Mount Takabochi about 100 km away.
The flow of air changes high, around the top of Mount Fuji, making the shapes of the clouds unique Nakazawa slept in his car in Inokashira Park, 40 kilometers west of Mount Fuji to watch the clouds form just before sunrise.




About 96 km from Mount Fuji, the Takabochi Plateau offers Nakazawa an impressive setting.
The photographer tells about the scene of the photo: “After hours of thick clouds obscuring the top of Mount Fuji, a decisive moment appeared as soon as the moon rose. Patience is the decisive factor in creating this photo ”.
Spring blooms create a colorful foreground for Mount Fuji.
Nakazawa used a 7-minute exposure technique so that the stars form light trails in the image. Where he stands is a trail in the Ikeno-Chaya forest.
Visitors have a chance to see swans dancing in front of Mount Fuji from Lake Yamanaka This is where Takashi Nakazawa's passion for this mountain came from.




If you can't manage to see real swans on the water, you can find a swan-shaped boat instead.
For this photo, Nakazawa said he waited many hours in heavy rain and thick fog to witness this mysterious sight.
On cold winter mornings, mist rises from the lake and is illuminated by dawn.
The reed meadow glows under the moonlight, and behind is Mount Fuji.
"Diamond Fuji" is a phenomenon that occurs when the sun rises or sets right on top of a mountain, making it shine brightly like a diamond. There is a festival held at Lake Yamanaka on this day.
According to Kieu Duong / Vnexpress
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