Cherry Blossoms🌸: Same shot, different landmark… which is BETTER?!

Two iconic cherry blossom views continents apart. Tokyo Tower in Japan and the Washington Monument in D.C. Both stunning, both legendary in their own rights. Which one has a better flower filled frame 🌸🤔? Vote in the comments below!

📍 Locations: Tokyo, Japan (Tokyo Tower) & Washington D.C. (Washington Monument)
📷 Camera: Leica M11
🔎 Lens: 50mm Noctilux F1.2
🎶 Song: Sakura by Ikimonogakari

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19 Comments

  1. Tokyo tower matches the colour theme better. Plus the clouds a level of detail to the photo.

  2. The top is so good.

    I want to say why I believe it is tho. It has a consistent line (branch across bottom) to balance the "weight" of the photo, and the clouds add a lot of depth. This isnt required though if, for example, you wanted to convey a feeling of negative space on one side of the photo with bare blue sky. I feel like it would've came out better with the Washington monument having slightly more room above it, or pulling it closer to the 2/3s line in the left, but not all the way, I feel like those things would "balance" the photo. The monument might also benifit from a longer focal length to thin it out visually.

    Just constructive feedback, they're both great, keep it up.

  3. The cloudless blue sky in the bottom picture makes both the monument and the cherry blossoms look kinda desaturated

  4. The way you took the second picture almost felt like its weird. Theres hardly any depth into the monument 'cause of the single-toned and cloudless sky, and capturing it in such a confusing angle made the the picture looks 2D with some blossom just Photoshop slapped on top

    Not a photographer btw, im just saying as a digital artist

  5. Tokyo Tower in a heartbeat. Let’s be honest as an American I wouldn’t pick anything American at this point out of sheer disgust.